Can I link GitHub issues with this skill?

Absolutely. The skill is designed to include footers for 'Fixes', 'Resolves', and 'Closes' metadata to link your commits to specific issues.

Does it support co-authorship?

Yes, the skill can include Co-Authored-By metadata and tool attribution to credit all contributors and tools involved in the commit.

How does it handle large or complex changes?

The skill analyzes your git diff and generates a multi-line explanation that summarizes 'what' and 'why' changes were made, following a 72-character line wrap.

Does this skill follow Conventional Commits?

Yes, it utilizes standard types like feat, fix, and chore to ensure compatibility with semantic versioning and changelog generation tools.

Git Commit Composer

Name: Git Commit Composer
Author: EdanStarfire

byEdanStarfire

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Developer Tools

Generates structured, semantic Git commit messages following industry best practices and project conventions.

About

The Git Commit Composer skill empowers Claude to automate the creation of high-quality, standardized commit history. It enforces semantic versioning principles, utilizes imperative mood for descriptions, and ensures proper formatting for detailed explanations and footers. By automatically linking issues and attributing changes, this skill maintains a clean and professional repository timeline, making code reviews and changelog generation significantly more efficient for development teams.

Key Features

Imperative mood enforcement for concise descriptions
Issue and PR linking for automated workflow management
Automatic header, body, and footer structure formatting
5 GitHub stars
Semantic commit type categorization (feat, fix, chore, refactor, etc.)
Detailed change analysis for 72-character wrapped explanations

Use Cases

Automatically linking code changes to specific issue tracker IDs
Standardizing commit history across a multi-developer project
Finalizing a feature implementation with a clean, descriptive message

About

Key Features

Imperative mood enforcement for concise descriptions
Issue and PR linking for automated workflow management
Automatic header, body, and footer structure formatting
5 GitHub stars
Semantic commit type categorization (feat, fix, chore, refactor, etc.)
Detailed change analysis for 72-character wrapped explanations

Use Cases

Automatically linking code changes to specific issue tracker IDs
Standardizing commit history across a multi-developer project
Finalizing a feature implementation with a clean, descriptive message