conventional-commit-push
Conventional Commit + Push
Overview
Variant of the conventional-commit skill that runs the standard commit workflow, then pushes the resulting commits to the remote. Never uses --force or --force-with-lease.
Announce at start: "I'm using the conventional-commit-push skill to commit and push these changes."
Workflow
Before starting, Read the main conventional-commit SKILL.md at <plugin-root>/skills/conventional-commit/SKILL.md — the full default workflow (steps 1–5), the secrets check, the commit-plan template, and the Red Flags list all live there. The variant relies on those sections.
Then follow ## Workflow: /conventional-commit in the main SKILL.md exactly — steps 1–5 (inspect, group, plan, commit, summary). After every commit succeeds, push:
git push
If the current branch has no upstream:
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