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Derive one Conventional Commits v1.0.0 message from the staged diff and create the signed commit directly. Trigger only on explicit intent to commit: "commit this", "commit these changes", "/commit", "go ahead and commit", "make the commit", "git commit", or a confirmation like "
Derive one Conventional Commits v1.0.0 message from the staged diff and create the signed commit directly. Trigger only on explicit intent to commit: "commit this", "commit these changes", "/commit", "go ahead and commit", "make the commit", "git commit", or a confirmation like "yes, commit it". Enforces the type enum, 72-char subject, 100-char body/footer lines, and a required AI-attribution trailer, so the result passes commitlint on the first try. Do NOT trigger on message-only questions ("write a commit message", "what should the commit message be") — this skill's only output path is a real commit, and answering those with one records work the user merely asked to preview.
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Produce exactly one Conventional Commits v1.0.0 message from the diff, then commit it signed. The commit is the deliverable — no draft file, no staging, no push.
The only repo-mutating command permitted is git commit -S. Everything else is off-limits:
| Never | Why |
|---|---|
git add / stage anything | Commit scope is the user's decision, already expressed by what's staged |
git push, rebase, reset, commit --amend | History mutation isn't this skill's job |
--no-verify, --no-gpg-sign | Hooks and signing must run |
| Edit source, docs, or config | No formatters, lint fixes, refactors, or test runs |
Commit on main/master | Unless the user directed it this turn |
| Omit the AI-attribution trailer | A message without it is a failed message |
Stop and report; do not work around:
nothing staged. Do not stage on the user's behalf.main/master without explicit authorization this turn.Precedence, first match wins. Jira key regex [A-Z][A-Z0-9]+-\d+, matched case-insensitively,
emitted uppercase:
argument-hint)git --no-pager rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEADNever invent a keyword scope (core, api, docs) when no issue key exists. An absent scope is
correct; a made-up one is noise. The diff informs type and subject, never scope.
git --no-pager diff --cached
Empty → abort. There is no working-tree fallback: git commit records the index, so a message
derived from unstaged edits would describe changes the commit doesn't contain — and the commit
would fail anyway with nothing staged.
Derive everything from hunks only: chat history, prior commits, and memory are not evidence of what this diff changes.
First match wins:
| Signal | Type |
|---|---|
| Public API removed, signature changed, config key dropped | breaking — add ! and/or BREAKING CHANGE: |
| New user-visible capability | feat |
| Defect repair, no new surface | fix |
| Faster, same behavior | perf |
| Restructure, same behavior | refactor |
| Whitespace, formatting, semicolons | style |
| Tests only | test |
| Docs, comments, JSDoc/KDoc only | docs |
.github/workflows, .circleci, CI config | ci |
| Build system, deps, packaging | build |
| Reverts a prior commit | revert |
| Maintenance, no production impact | chore |
Exactly one, from diff hunks + this session:
| AI share of the work | Trailer |
|---|---|
| Majority | Generated-by |
| Roughly half | Co-authored-by |
| Minor assist | Assisted-by |
| Only wrote this message | Commit-generated-by |
Uncertain → pick the tier that credits the human more.
Co-authored-by is the one tier GitHub actually parses and renders on the commit, which is the
point of it — don't substitute a variant spelling. The other three are custom trailers that git
carries verbatim.
<type>[(<scope>)][!]: <subject>
- <single-line bullet>
- <single-line bullet>
<footers>
Format constraints — every one maps to a commitlint rule, so a violation is a hook failure, not a style opinion:
OAuth2, JSDoc, API)Footer order, when present:
Refs: PROJ-123 / Closes #42BREAKING CHANGE: <incompatibility and required action> — only when the ! alone doesn't
tell the user what to do. Both forms together are valid.Trailers use - for spaces (Reviewed-by); BREAKING CHANGE is the spec's one exemption. A
footer too long to fit in 100 chars folds onto a continuation line with a leading space.
Match the repo before emitting. Read commitlint.config.js (or .commitlintrc*) if present
and honor overrides — scope-case, stricter lengths, a narrowed type enum. Then check
git --no-pager log -3 for trailers this repo actually uses (Signed-off-by, Refs) and mirror
them. A message that passes the generic spec but trips this repo's hook is still a failure.
Then verify before committing:
^(build|chore|ci|docs|feat|fix|perf|refactor|revert|style|test)(\([^)]+\))?!?: .+$Failing any check → regenerate. Never emit a non-conformant message.
Re-run the step 2 command immediately before committing. If it changed, the message describes work that no longer matches — re-derive from step 2. If the diff can't be re-read, say the message may be stale and proceed.
git commit -S -F - <<'EOF'
<full message including blank lines and footers>
EOF
-F - preserves blank lines and trailers exactly; -m with embedded newlines is where formatting
gets mangled. Report the short SHA and subject.
On failure — hook rejection, denied permission, signing error — do not retry blindly and do not amend. Print the composed message in a fenced block so the work isn't lost, surface the exact failure output, and state what the user likely needs to do. Then stop; the underlying problem is theirs to resolve, not something to work around.
fix: pin qs to 6.14.2 to address prototype-pollution vulnerability
- add npm override for qs across the dependency tree
- align instantsearch.js resolution to the pinned version
Assisted-by: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
feat(PROJ-123): add OAuth2 device-code flow to login
- support polling the token endpoint with backoff
- surface user_code and verification_uri in CLI output
- cover happy-path and timeout in unit tests
Refs: PROJ-123
Generated-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
feat(api)!: drop deprecated /v1 endpoints
- remove /v1/users and /v1/sessions handlers
- migrate fixture suite to /v2 equivalents
BREAKING CHANGE: clients pinned to /v1 must upgrade to /v2 before this release.
Generated-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
status: check
name: generate-commit-message
description: >
Derive one Conventional Commits v1.0.0 message from the staged diff and create the signed commit
directly. Trigger only on explicit intent to commit: "commit this", "commit these changes",
"/commit", "go ahead and commit", "make the commit", "git commit", or a confirmation like "yes,
commit it". Enforces the type enum, 72-char subject, 100-char body/footer lines, and a required
AI-attribution trailer, so the result passes commitlint on the first try. Do NOT trigger on
message-only questions ("write a commit message", "what should the commit message be") — this
skill's only output path is a real commit, and answering those with one records work the user
merely asked to preview.
argument-hint: "optional: JIRA-123 or issue key/scope hint"
allowed-tools: Bash, Read
disable-model-invocation: false
user-invocable: true---
status: check
name: generate-commit-message
description: >
Derive one Conventional Commits v1.0.0 message from the staged diff and create the signed commit
directly. Trigger only on explicit intent to commit: "commit this", "commit these changes",
"/commit", "go ahead and commit", "make the commit", "git commit", or a confirmation like "yes,
commit it". Enforces the type enum, 72-char subject, 100-char body/footer lines, and a required
AI-attribution trailer, so the result passes commitlint on the first try. Do NOT trigger on
message-only questions ("write a commit message", "what should the commit message be") — this
skill's only output path is a real commit, and answering those with one records work the user
merely asked to preview.
argument-hint: "optional: JIRA-123 or issue key/scope hint"
allowed-tools: Bash, Read
disable-model-invocation: false
user-invocable: true
---
Produce exactly one Conventional Commits v1.0.0 message from the diff, then commit it signed.
The commit is the deliverable — no draft file, no staging, no push.
## Boundaries
The only repo-mutating command permitted is `git commit -S`. Everything else is off-limits:
| Never | Why |
| - | - |
| `git add` / stage anything | Commit scope is the user's decision, already expressed by what's staged |
| `git push`, `rebase`, `reset`, `commit --amend` | History mutation isn't this skill's job |
| `--no-verify`, `--no-gpg-sign` | Hooks and signing must run |
| Edit source, docs, or config | No formatters, lint fixes, refactors, or test runs |
| Commit on `main`/`master` | Unless the user directed it **this turn** |
| Omit the AI-attribution trailer | A message without it is a failed message |
## Abort conditions
Stop and report; do not work around:
- No staged diff → `nothing staged`. Do not stage on the user's behalf.
- On `main`/`master` without explicit authorization this turn.
- Diff changed between derivation and commit (see step 5).
## 1. Resolve scope
Precedence, first match wins. Jira key regex `[A-Z][A-Z0-9]+-\d+`, matched case-insensitively,
emitted uppercase:
1. User-provided key (request or `argument-hint`)
2. Branch name — `git --no-pager rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD`
3. None — omit the scope
Never invent a keyword scope (`core`, `api`, `docs`) when no issue key exists. An absent scope is
correct; a made-up one is noise. The diff informs type and subject, never scope.
## 2. Acquire diff
```bash
git --no-pager diff --cached
```
Empty → abort. There is no working-tree fallback: `git commit` records the index, so a message
derived from unstaged edits would describe changes the commit doesn't contain — and the commit
would fail anyway with nothing staged.
Derive everything from hunks only: chat history, prior commits, and memory are not evidence of
what this diff changes.
## 3. Pick type
First match wins:
| Signal | Type |
| - | - |
| Public API removed, signature changed, config key dropped | breaking — add `!` and/or `BREAKING CHANGE:` |
| New user-visible capability | `feat` |
| Defect repair, no new surface | `fix` |
| Faster, same behavior | `perf` |
| Restructure, same behavior | `refactor` |
| Whitespace, formatting, semicolons | `style` |
| Tests only | `test` |
| Docs, comments, JSDoc/KDoc only | `docs` |
| `.github/workflows`, `.circleci`, CI config | `ci` |
| Build system, deps, packaging | `build` |
| Reverts a prior commit | `revert` |
| Maintenance, no production impact | `chore` |
## 4. Pick attribution tier
Exactly one, from diff hunks + this session:
| AI share of the work | Trailer |
| - | - |
| Majority | `Generated-by` |
| Roughly half | `Co-authored-by` |
| Minor assist | `Assisted-by` |
| Only wrote this message | `Commit-generated-by` |
Uncertain → pick the tier that credits the human more.
`Co-authored-by` is the one tier GitHub actually parses and renders on the commit, which is the
point of it — don't substitute a variant spelling. The other three are custom trailers that git
carries verbatim.
## 5. Compose and validate
```
<type>[(<scope>)][!]: <subject>
- <single-line bullet>
- <single-line bullet>
<footers>
```
Format constraints — every one maps to a commitlint rule, so a violation is a hook failure, not a
style opinion:
- Subject ≤ 72 chars, no trailing period, imperative present tense. Not Title Case, sentence-case,
PascalCase, or UPPER — but real identifiers keep their casing (`OAuth2`, `JSDoc`, `API`)
- Type lowercase, from the enum in step 3
- Body and footer lines ≤ 100 chars; bullets never wrap
- Exactly one blank line after the subject, exactly one before the footers, none elsewhere
- Group changes and say *what* and *why*. File-by-file listings and *how* are wasted lines.
Quantify where it helps ("add 3 fixtures", "drop 412 LOC").
Footer order, when present:
1. `Refs: PROJ-123` / `Closes #42`
2. `BREAKING CHANGE: <incompatibility and required action>` — only when the `!` alone doesn't
tell the user what to do. Both forms together are valid.
3. AI attribution — required, exactly one, from step 4.
Trailers use `-` for spaces (`Reviewed-by`); `BREAKING CHANGE` is the spec's one exemption. A
footer too long to fit in 100 chars folds onto a continuation line with a leading space.
**Match the repo before emitting.** Read `commitlint.config.js` (or `.commitlintrc*`) if present
and honor overrides — `scope-case`, stricter lengths, a narrowed type enum. Then check
`git --no-pager log -3` for trailers this repo actually uses (`Signed-off-by`, `Refs`) and mirror
them. A message that passes the generic spec but trips this repo's hook is still a failure.
Then verify before committing:
- Header matches `^(build|chore|ci|docs|feat|fix|perf|refactor|revert|style|test)(\([^)]+\))?!?: .+$`
- No line over its limit; exactly one attribution trailer present
Failing any check → regenerate. Never emit a non-conformant message.
## 6. Re-check the diff
Re-run the step 2 command immediately before committing. If it changed, the message describes
work that no longer matches — re-derive from step 2. If the diff can't be re-read, say the
message may be stale and proceed.
## 7. Commit
```bash
git commit -S -F - <<'EOF'
<full message including blank lines and footers>
EOF
```
`-F -` preserves blank lines and trailers exactly; `-m` with embedded newlines is where formatting
gets mangled. Report the short SHA and subject.
On failure — hook rejection, denied permission, signing error — do not retry blindly and do not
amend. Print the composed message in a fenced block so the work isn't lost, surface the exact
failure output, and state what the user likely needs to do. Then stop; the underlying problem is
theirs to resolve, not something to work around.
## Examples
```
fix: pin qs to 6.14.2 to address prototype-pollution vulnerability
- add npm override for qs across the dependency tree
- align instantsearch.js resolution to the pinned version
Assisted-by: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
```
```
feat(PROJ-123): add OAuth2 device-code flow to login
- support polling the token endpoint with backoff
- surface user_code and verification_uri in CLI output
- cover happy-path and timeout in unit tests
Refs: PROJ-123
Generated-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
```
```
feat(api)!: drop deprecated /v1 endpoints
- remove /v1/users and /v1/sessions handlers
- migrate fixture suite to /v2 equivalents
BREAKING CHANGE: clients pinned to /v1 must upgrade to /v2 before this release.
Generated-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
```
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