How does this skill choose the right Gitmoji?

The skill analyzes the changes in your code to determine the intent—such as a feature, fix, or refactor—and selects the appropriate emoji from the Gitmoji standard.

Can I use this for open-source projects?

Yes, it is perfect for open-source projects as it follows widely accepted Gitmoji conventions that make changelogs much easier for contributors to read.

Will it automatically include my JIRA ticket numbers?

Yes, if your current branch name contains a ticket reference (e.g., JIRA-123), the skill automatically appends it to the footer of the commit message.

Does this skill work with standard Claude Code commands?

Absolutely. It activates automatically when you use commands like /git-commit, /git-commit-push, or simply ask Claude to commit your changes.

Gitmoji Commit Formatter

Name: Gitmoji Commit Formatter
Author: julien92

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Developer Tools

Automates the creation of standardized, emoji-rich Git commit messages to improve repository readability and maintain professional version control history.

About

The Gitmoji Commit Formatter skill streamlines your development workflow by enforcing the Gitmoji convention for all git commits within Claude Code. It automatically selects the correct visual identifier for your changes—such as ✨ for features or 🐛 for bug fixes—while ensuring your messages adhere to professional standards like the 50-character header limit and ticket reference footers. This skill is ideal for teams and individual developers who want a clean, expressive, and searchable commit history without the manual overhead of formatting.

Key Features

Seamless integration with /git-commit and /git-push commands
Detailed, concise change logs using an informal tone
Automatic Gitmoji selection based on change context
Strict 50-character header enforcement for git best practices
1 GitHub stars
Automatic JIRA and project ticket reference detection

Use Cases

Linking code changes to issue trackers via automatic ticket reference formatting
Maintaining a visually organized and searchable commit history in team environments
Standardizing commit messages across different contributors automatically

About

Key Features

Seamless integration with /git-commit and /git-push commands
Detailed, concise change logs using an informal tone
Automatic Gitmoji selection based on change context
Strict 50-character header enforcement for git best practices
1 GitHub stars
Automatic JIRA and project ticket reference detection

Use Cases

Linking code changes to issue trackers via automatic ticket reference formatting
Maintaining a visually organized and searchable commit history in team environments
Standardizing commit messages across different contributors automatically