From git-toolkit
Reviews staged file changes and automatically generates an appropriate commit message to commit them. Use when asked to "commit staged changes", "commit what's staged", "commit the staged files", or similar commit requests.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/git-toolkit:commit-staged-changesThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Review staged file changes, auto-generate an appropriate commit message, and commit.
Review staged file changes, auto-generate an appropriate commit message, and commit.
Check staged files
git status --short to list staged filesReview changes in detail
git diff --cached to inspect the full diff of staged filesgit diff --cached --stat to get change statisticsGenerate commit message
$ARGUMENTS is provided, write the message in that language (e.g., "japanese", "ja", "english", "en")Execute the commit
git log -1 --onelinenpx claudepluginhub thinceller/claude-plugins --plugin git-toolkitCreates conventional commit messages for staged git changes following the Conventional Commits spec and VGV workflow. Stages unstaged files interactively when needed.
Guides git commit workflow: analyzes staged files, generates conventional messages (feat/fix/etc.), updates README for features/setup changes, ignores unstaged.
Generates conventional git commit messages by analyzing staged changes, categorizing types like feat/fix, adding scopes, and matching project history style.