git commit writer
by Samuel Rose
Writes conventional commit messages by analyzing your staged git changes. Detects commit type, scope, and breaking changes automatically.
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36 skills found
by Samuel Rose
Writes conventional commit messages by analyzing your staged git changes. Detects commit type, scope, and breaking changes automatically.
by Samuel Rose
Generates user-facing changelogs from git history. Transforms developer commit messages into clear release notes that users actually understand.
by Vokuar
Full-featured Gitea API integration for managing Codeberg repositories, releases, and multi-file commits.
by Rian O'Leary
Track GitHub repository growth trends, star velocity, and commit activity with historical digests and benchmarking.
by Shogun Labs
Pre-commit security hooks: secret detection, destructive command prevention
by Aman Garg
Your agent writes the code but never commits or documents what it learned. This skill handles both automatically after every task.
by Sergey Leka
Generate professional Conventional Commits in Russian from staged Git changes.
by Kevin Cline
Automate professional, Conventional Commits-compliant git messages via deep diff analysis.
by Shogun Labs
Project-specific Claude Code agent harness setup
by Shippers
Eliminate the "finish barrier" with instant, copy-pasteable commands to commit, push, and deploy your work.
by Kevin Cline
Automatically generate and update a professional CHANGELOG.md from your git history and Conventional Commits.
by Alex Shi
The ultimate pre-commit checklist agent for cleaning code, updating docs, and validating repository state.
Turn a local Git range, recent commit window, or tag comparison into plain Markdown release notes with tolerant Conventional Commit grouping, breaking-change detection, tagless fallback, and a reviewable SemVer suggestion.
Generate Conventional Commit messages from your staged git diff: auto-detects type and scope from the changed files, flags breaking changes, and keeps work-in-progress out of the message. Clean, searchable history that plays nicely with automated changelog tools.
by Timoranjes
Automatically generate professional, Conventional Commit messages from your git diffs.
Generate a complete pull request description from your staged changes, commits, and branch diff: summary, changes, test plan, and checklist, ready for GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket. Cross-checks the file list against what git actually reports, so reviewers get the why and what without hallucinated filenames.
Locally scan your repository for leaked API keys, tokens, and secrets before committing or publishing code.
Generate beautiful release notes and changelogs automatically from commits, pull requests, and deployments.
An adversarial senior engineer review gate that audits AI-written code for security gaps and logic errors before shipping.
Catch typos, homophones, and near-miss misspellings across code, docs, and markdown, in a commit, your staged changes, a file, or a whole directory. Layers dictionary, phonetic (Soundex), and edit-distance checks with context-aware homonym rules to flag the their/there and its/it's a basic spellcheck sails right past.
Turn a raw meeting transcript (.vtt, .srt, .txt, or pasted) into clean markdown meeting minutes: a task table with owners and due dates, the decisions actually made, open questions, and a skim-friendly summary. Separates real commitments from the 'we should probably' suggestions.
Pull the real commitments out of a meeting transcript, with owners, and separate firm action items from tentative "let's revisit" ones. Reads .vtt, .srt, .txt, or pasted notes, attributes each item to the speaker who said it, classifies it firm or tentative, and marks any decision with no clear owner as needs-confirmation instead of inventing one.
Vet dependency changes for supply-chain risk before you install, commit, or release. Scans package and lockfile diffs for install-time lifecycle scripts, non-registry sources, suspicious download commands, typosquatting, and floating versions, across npm, pnpm, yarn, pip, uv, and poetry. Flags what to review with evidence. No install required.
Stuck with a “wip” or “fix stuff” commit? Get one clean, ready-to-paste rewrite. Bad commit message you already wrote — “wip”, “fix stuff”, a vague subject a reviewer flagged? Find the #1 reason it fails and get a finished rewrite: clean subject, a why-body only when it’s needed.