Commit Helper

Overview

Use this skill when the user wants a commit message that matches the target repository instead of assuming one universal format or one universal tone.

This skill supports a small set of common style families:

• Conventional Commits
• Emoji / gitmoji-style commits
• Plain imperative subjects
• Repo-custom templates or documented commit rules

The helper does not try to support every commit format in the wild. It separates:

• format: conventional, gitmoji, plain, or repo-custom template
• phrasing: language, tone, title length, and common wording habits

It first infers semantic meaning from the staged diff, then converts that meaning into the repository's preferred style family and phrasing profile.