git-commit

git-commit is a Commits & pushing skill for AI agents, published by mattmireles in the kokoro-coreml repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates git-commit D (68/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Produces comprehensive Git commit messages (what and why) and, when authorized, stages and commits. By default stages the entire working tree (all pending changes), including work from other agents or earlier sessions—not only files the current agent touched. After a successful commit (non-blocking), runs `pytest` at the repo root when available and a **lightweight** read of **HEAD** only (bug risks, god-module smells, needless complexity, duplication)—not a full **audit** (no lint gate, no grades, no multi-agent); for that, the user invokes the **`audit`** skill. Surfacing findings as optional heads-up, never as a reason to block or unwind the commit unless the user asks. No automatic fixes. Message-only requests use the same template without running git until commit is explicitly requested. Also use inside authorized workflows (for example execute-plan phase commits). Do not use for read-only review, hypothetical history, or when git writes are not authorized.

Grade

D

Quality

68 / 100

Safety

Passed

GitHub stars

54

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