git-commit-message-generator
by Zicheng Liao
Automatically generate professional, Conventional Commit messages from your git diffs.
- Generate standardized commit messages that work with semantic-release.
- Identify breaking changes automatically from code diffs.
- Enforce imperative mood and character limits across team repositories.
$5
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Included in download
- Generate standardized commit messages that work with semantic-release.
- Identify breaking changes automatically from code diffs.
- terminal automation included
- Includes example output and usage patterns
See it in action
feat(auth)!: implement JWT-based session handling Redesigned the login flow to use signed tokens instead of server-side sessions for better horizontal scaling. BREAKING CHANGE: The /login response no longer includes a Set-Cookie header. Clients must store the token manually. Closes #402
git-commit-message-generator
by Zicheng Liao
Automatically generate professional, Conventional Commit messages from your git diffs.
$5
One-time purchase · Own forever
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Included in download
- Generate standardized commit messages that work with semantic-release.
- Identify breaking changes automatically from code diffs.
- terminal automation included
- Includes example output and usage patterns
- Instant install
See it in action
feat(auth)!: implement JWT-based session handling Redesigned the login flow to use signed tokens instead of server-side sessions for better horizontal scaling. BREAKING CHANGE: The /login response no longer includes a Set-Cookie header. Clients must store the token manually. Closes #402
About This Skill
Automated Conventional Commits from Git Diffs
Maintaining a clean, semantic git history is essential for automated versioning and team collaboration, but writing perfect commit messages every time is a chore. This skill automates the analysis of your staged changes and generates professionally formatted messages following the Conventional Commits specification.
What it does
- Analyzes git diffs to understand the scope and intent of your changes.
- Classifies work into standard types: feat, fix, refactor, docs, style, test, and chore.
- Enforces the 50/72 rule (50 characters for subjects, 72 for body wrapping).
- Detects and highlights breaking changes with the required "!" syntax and footer.
- Writes in the imperative mood, ensuring consistency across your entire project history.
Why use this skill
Unlike generic AI prompting, this skill uses a specific decision heuristic to distinguish between nuances (like refactor vs. style) and handles complex git requirements like footers and issue references. It ensures your repository is ready for automated changelog generation tools like semantic-release.
Supported Workflows
This skill works with any standard Git environment. It can read staged changes, unstaged changes, or focus on specific file paths to provide the most accurate context for your commit message.
Use Cases
- Generate standardized commit messages that work with semantic-release.
- Identify breaking changes automatically from code diffs.
- Enforce imperative mood and character limits across team repositories.
- Properly categorize maintenance tasks like chore and refactor.
How to Install
unzip git-commit-message-generator.zip -d ~/.claude/skills/Reviews
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