Smart Git Commit FAQs

Question 1

How does it handle large projects with many changed files?

Accepted Answer

When 10 or more files are changed, the skill automatically analyzes directory structures and semantic relationships to suggest logical commit groupings rather than one giant commit.

Question 2

What happens if a pre-commit hook fails?

Accepted Answer

The skill monitors the Bash execution and will report specific failure reasons, such as pre-commit hook blocks or merge conflicts, without bypassing safety checks.

Question 3

Does it exclude sensitive AI configuration files?

Accepted Answer

The skill identifies AI-specific files (e.g., .claude, .cursor, .aider) and asks for explicit user confirmation before including them in a commit to prevent accidental configuration leaks.

Question 4

Does this skill require manual approval before committing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The skill follows a strict mandatory approval step where it presents the generated message to the user, who must explicitly choose to commit, push, modify, or cancel.

Question 5

Can I use this skill for both English and Korean commands?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it auto-activates for both Korean keywords like '커밋' and '푸시' as well as English keywords like 'commit' and 'push'.

Smart Git Commit

Key Features

Use Cases

Smart Git Commit

Key Features

Use Cases