genshijin-commit

What it does: This skill writes short, precise commit messages for saving code changes in git, following a standard format called Conventional Commits. It focuses on explaining why a change was made rather than restating what the code change obviously already shows, and keeps the first line under about fifty characters. It matches whichever language, Japanese or English, the project's past commit messages already use. It follows firm formatting rules: no filler phrases like this commit does or I have added, no mention of AI having generated the message, and no repeating information that is already obvious from the change itself. A longer explanation is only added when it is genuinely needed, such as for a breaking change, a data migration, or a related issue number. Importantly, this skill only writes the message text. It does not run any git commands itself, save any files, or make the actual commit. When to use it: - Writing a clear, properly formatted commit message for a code change - Wanting a consistent commit message style across a project without spending time wording it manually