Atomic Commit Skill

What problem does it solve?

Creating atomic commits (each representing a single, logical change) is a best practice that simplifies code reviews and debugging, but it can be challenging to break down complex changes into smaller, coherent units. This skill assists in planning, grouping, and splitting changes to ensure atomic commits, making your Git history cleaner and reviews easier.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Change Splitting Analysis: Helps identify how to logically split large changes into smaller commits, promoting clarity.
• File Grouping: Suggests grouping related files for a single commit, ensuring logical cohesion.
• Commit Sequence Planning: Guides the creation of a logical sequence of atomic commits, making the history easy to follow.
• Use Case: A developer has made several unrelated changes in their working directory. They use this skill to analyze the changes, get suggestions on how to group files into atomic commits, and plan the sequence of commits, making their pull request much easier to review and reducing potential errors.

Quick Start

Use the atomic-commit skill to suggest atomic commits for the current staged changes.