commit-conventional

Create a properly formatted conventional commit from staged changes.

Process

1. Check for staged changes: git diff --staged --stat
2. If no staged changes, prompt to stage files first
3. Analyze changes: git diff --staged
4. Determine commit type based on changes:
   • feat: new functionality
   • fix: bug fixes
   • docs: documentation changes only
   • style: formatting, whitespace
   • refactor: code restructuring without feat/fix
   • perf: performance improvements
   • test: adding/fixing tests
   • chore: maintenance, dependencies, config
5. Identify scope from changed files/directories
6. Write subject line:
   • Imperative mood ("add" not "added")
   • Lowercase
   • No trailing period
   • Max 72 characters
7. Present commit message for approval
8. Execute commit with GPG signing

Commit format

type(scope): subject

[optional body]

[optional footer]

Example flow

$ /commit-conventional

Staged changes:
 src/auth/login.ts | 25 +++++++++
 src/auth/types.ts |  8 +++

Proposed commit:
  feat(auth): add OAuth2 login support

Proceed with commit? (y/n)

Notes

• GPG signing is enabled by default (from gitconfig)
• Do not commit if no changes are staged
• Ask for confirmation before executing commit