Git Commit Realtime

Overview

Turn a longer implementation into a sequence of reviewable, working checkpoints. Each checkpoint represents one coherent outcome, passes the checks appropriate to that outcome, and becomes one Conventional Commit that stays local.

This differs from git-commit, which groups changes that already exist, and from git-commit-push-realtime, which publishes every checkpoint immediately. This skill stays active while the requested work is being performed and creates checkpoints as meaningful units become complete — without touching the remote.

The user's invocation pre-authorizes repeated local commits for the requested task. It does not authorize pushes, history rewrites, unrelated changes, releases, or new branches unless the user requested those separately.

Announce at start: "I'm using the git-commit-realtime skill to create verified local checkpoints as I work."