speckit-git-commit

To auto-commit code changes after Spec Kit commands, the skill reads the trigger event and per-event configuration from git-config.yml to automatically stage and commit changes. It enforces commit discipline across project artifacts.

Git hooks enforce commit discipline by triggering auto-commit scripts during workflow events like after_specify or before_plan. The script checks for uncommitted changes and applies git add and commit operations automatically.

Yes, you need to configure the auto_commit section in git-config.yml to enable auto-commit. The skill checks this file for per-event keys and messaging, falling back to default commit messages if specific ones are missing.

Yes, you can customize commit messages for different Spec Kit hook events by defining per-command messages in git-config.yml. If a specific message is not configured, the skill uses a default commit message.

When there are no uncommitted changes during a Spec Kit auto-commit trigger, the skill detects the empty state and skips the git add and commit operations entirely. It only performs commits when changes actually exist.