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Commit msg gen

Skill asimtahir-karakus-kd/skills/commit-msg-gen

Generate conventional commit messages without scope from staged changes. Use when: preparing commits with #git_diff_staged to create concise commit messages following conventional commits format.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add asimtahir-karakus-kd/skills --skill commit-msg-gen

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Conventional Commit Message Generator

Generate conventional commit messages following the Conventional Commits specification, without scope prefix.

When to Use

  • You have staged changes and need a properly formatted commit message
  • You want commit messages that follow conventional commits format
  • You need concise messages without scope (e.g., fix: description instead of fix(scope): description)

Procedure

  1. Stage your changes using git add
  2. Invoke this skill in chat
  3. The skill will:
    • Fetch staged changes using #git_diff_staged
    • Analyze the changes to determine commit type (fix, feat, refactor, etc.)
    • Extract the primary file name from changes
    • Generate a conventional commit message in format: type: description in \FileName``

Commit Message Format

type: description in `FileName`

Supported Types

  • fix - Bug fixes
  • feat - New features
  • refactor - Code refactoring
  • docs - Documentation changes
  • style - Code style changes (formatting, etc.)
  • test - Test additions or updates
  • chore - Build, dependencies, tooling

Examples

fix: improve form initialization and modal state handling based on fetch completion in `QualityCheckResultsModal`
feat: add authentication guard to protected routes in `AuthGuard`
refactor: simplify data validation logic in `FormValidator`

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