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Create a git commit from current changes. Trigger on commit requests or after completing a code change task.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
Use for GitHub operations: creating issues, posting issue comments, creating draft PRs, and adding PR review comments.
Facilitate structured divergent idea generation using the SCAMPER technique (Bob Eberle). An orchestrator elicits a concrete target, applies seven transformation lenses (Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Modify, Put to another use, Eliminate, Reverse) in parallel via focused subagents, then converges into evaluated, prioritized ideas. Use when the user asks for a SCAMPER analysis, systematic ideation, or improvement ideas for an existing product, service, process, or idea.
Facilitate structured multi-perspective analysis using Edward de Bono's Six Thinking Hats. A Blue Hat orchestrator applies one hat at a time in sequence over a single shared record, using five focused hat subagents. Use when the user asks for a Six Hats or 6 hat analysis, a multi-perspective breakdown of a decision, idea, or problem, or systematic structured thinking on a topic.
Author markmap-format Markdown. Use when writing a mindmap (マインドマップ / markmap) in Markdown.
Sample skill for verifying plugin wiring. Trigger when the user asks to run the sample greeting or test the sample plugin.
Use when resolving or addressing PR review comments.
| name | git-commit |
| description | Create a git commit from current changes. Trigger on commit requests or after completing a code change task. |
| user-invocable | true |
| disable-model-invocation | false |
Analyze the current working tree, derive a Conventional Commits 1.0.0-compliant message, and commit. Always execute from the git repository root.
SKILL_DIR is the absolute path of the directory containing this SKILL.md. Derive it from the path at which Claude Code loaded this file. Use it for all script references.
git diff --staged --name-only to check staged files.git diff --name-only to list unstaged tracked changes.
b. Run git ls-files --others --exclude-standard to list untracked files.
c. Using the conversation context (what task was just completed),
file paths, and diff content, identify task-related files.
d. Stage only the identified task-related files with git add <file>....git --no-pager diff --staged.references/types.md.- bullet lines.Run bash "${SKILL_DIR}/scripts/commit.sh" with the following options.
Do NOT read the script; use it as a black box.
--type <string> (required): Commit type derived from step 2--description <string> (required): Commit description derived from step 2--body <string> (optional): Body text, may contain newlines--no-json (optional): Flag. Disables JSON output. JSON output (sha, message) is on by default.Example:
bash "${SKILL_DIR}/scripts/commit.sh" \
--type feat \
--description "add user authentication endpoint" \
--body "- add POST /auth/login route
- implement JWT token generation
- add input validation middleware"
Return the JSON output as the final result.
references/types.md.