git-commit-guidelines

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Enforce git commit best practices using gitmoji + Conventional Commits format. TRIGGER when creating commits. Prevents issue auto-closing (no Close/Fix keywords), includes Co-Authored-By for AI commits, and requires user approval before committing.

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# Git Commit Guidelines This skill enforces git commit best practices for the Packmind project, combining gitmoji for visual commit type identification with Conventional Commits format. ## TRIGGER CHECKLIST - Read This First **TRIGGER THIS SKILL WHEN:** - [ ] User asks you to commit changes - [ ] User asks you to create a commit - [ ] You are about to run `git commit` - [ ] User says "commit this" or similar **TRIGGER IMMEDIATELY** - before running any git commit command. ## Failure Examples - What NOT To Do ### Failure 1: Committing Without User Permission ``` User: "Fix the bug in the login function" AI: [Fixes the bug] AI: [Runs git commit directly without asking] ❌ CORRECT BEHAVIOR: AI: [Fixes the bug] AI: [Asks user: "Ready to commit. Here's the proposed message: ..."] AI: [Waits for user approval] AI: [Then commits] ``` ### Failure 2: Using Close/Fix Before Issue References ``` AI: git commit -m "Fix login bug Closes #123" ❌ CORRECT BEHAVIOR: AI: git commit -m "Fix login bug #123" ✓ ``` ### Failure 3: Missing Gitmoji ``` AI: git commit -m "feat(auth): add login validation" ❌ CORRECT BEHAVIOR: AI: git commit -m "✨ feat(auth): add login validation" ✓ ``` ## Commit Message Format ``` <gitmoji> <type>(<scope>): <subject> <body> <issue-reference> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> ``` ### Format Rules | Element | Rule | | --...

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Author: PackmindHub
Repository: PackmindHub/packmind
Created: 8 months ago
Last Updated: today
Language: TypeScript
License: Apache-2.0

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