What standards does it follow?

It adheres to the Conventional Commits specification, automatically identifying types such as feat, fix, docs, style, and refactor.

Can it handle breaking changes?

Yes, the AI analysis can identify breaking changes and format the commit message to include the necessary indicators according to conventional standards.

Does it commit changes automatically?

No, it generates the message based on your staged changes and presents it for your review and approval before the commit is finalized.

Do I need to stage changes first?

Yes, the skill analyzes changes currently in the Git staging area to ensure the generated message accurately reflects the work being committed.

Can I use short commands?

Yes, you can trigger this skill using the /gc or /commit-smart shortcuts within the Claude Code interface.

Smart Git Commit Generator

Name: Smart Git Commit Generator
Author: jeremylongshore

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Automates the creation of standardized, conventional Git commit messages by analyzing staged code changes using AI.

About

This skill streamlines the version control workflow by leveraging AI to interpret staged changes and automatically generate high-quality commit messages. It identifies the appropriate commit type, such as feat, fix, or docs, detects breaking changes, and ensures adherence to conventional commit standards. It is particularly useful for developers who want to maintain a clean, professional repository history without the manual overhead of writing detailed logs for every change.

Key Features

AI-driven analysis of staged Git changes
Detection and labeling of breaking changes
Interactive review and confirmation before committing
Automatic conventional commit type identification
Support for custom commands like /commit-smart and /gc
884 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Automating routine bug fix descriptions for better changelogs
Standardizing commit history across a distributed team
Quickly documenting new feature implementations with correct scope

About

Key Features

AI-driven analysis of staged Git changes
Detection and labeling of breaking changes
Interactive review and confirmation before committing
Automatic conventional commit type identification
Support for custom commands like /commit-smart and /gc
884 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Automating routine bug fix descriptions for better changelogs
Standardizing commit history across a distributed team
Quickly documenting new feature implementations with correct scope