git-commit-message

To generate conventional commit messages automatically, you provide task details and changed files to the skill, which then outputs a compliant message ready for copying. It supports types like feat, fix, docs, and refactor.

The best way to format git commit messages for coding standards is to use the Conventional Commits specification. This skill automates that process by suggesting appropriate types and outputting a ready-to-copy structured message.

Yes, this commit message generator supports types like perf and style, along with feat, fix, docs, and refactor. It applies these conventional commit types to your file changes to ensure a consistent project history.

You can automate commit message creation for multiple file changes by supplying the task description and file diffs to the skill. It processes the combined changes and outputs a single standardized conventional commit message.

You should use conventional commits instead of plain text to ensure a consistent, standardized history across your project. This approach reduces manual effort by automating the creation of structured messages with appropriate types and optional bodies.