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Write git commit messages that follow the Conventional Commits spec. Use whenever the user asks to write, draft, or improve a commit message, or says "commit".
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.claude/skills/conventional-commitsRuntime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.
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skills/conventional-commitsRuntime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.
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sha256:ee41d544772ee2105ddeb4e674a486c9c28a3c374c07bf11dcbdae3f623d8941skill-card.mdSKILL.mdInitial release of the skill for Conventional Commits. - Provides guidance to write git commit messages following the Conventional Commits specification. - Explains commit message structure, types, and key formatting rules. - Outlines a clear workflow for drafting and formatting commit messages. - Suitable for improving, drafting, or writing new commit messages on request.