About this resource

commit_changes is a Claude skill that turns your current Git edits into a clean, readable commit. It reviews the diff, stages the right files, and writes a Conventional Commit message based on what actually changed.

The skill includes safety checks before committing: it looks for secrets, .env files, build output, junk files, and unrelated changes that should be split. It never pushes automatically, so your commit stays local until you explicitly ask to publish it.

Install it as a Claude skill, then trigger it with phrases like “commit this”, “commit the changes”, “save this version”, or “записа промените”. It is ideal for non-developers who want a labelled save point without learning Git, and for engineers who want tidy project history.