commit-and-push

What problem does it solve?

This skill eliminates the manual overhead of crafting conventional git commits and ensures they are atomic and properly formatted, improving history readability and release traceability.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Automatic generation of commits using Conventional Commits syntax (feat, fix, docs, etc.) to standardize project history.
• Phase-based workflow: first create commits with /commit, then push to the remote with proper upstream handling.
• Safe, idempotent operations suitable for collaboration on multi-branch workflows and CI-enabled repositories.

Quick Start

Use the commit-and-push skill to create atomic conventional commits and push to the current branch. Then run the standard push to remote if upstream is not configured by executing git push -u origin <branch>.