This handles git commits with Conventional Commits formatting, so you get consistent `feat(scope): do the thing` style messages without thinking about it. It reviews your diffs, checks recent commit history to match your project's scope conventions, and stages only what you specify if you pass file paths. The nice touch is how it treats arguments flexibly: you can pass files to limit what gets committed, freeform instructions to guide the message, or both. It won't push or add footers, just creates the commit. Useful if you want structured commit messages but don't want to context switch out of your conversation with Claude to write them manually.
npx -y skills add mitsuhiko/agent-stuff --skill commit --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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