Commit It

A shared Git workflow for AI coding agents.

About

Commit It helps your coding agent turn code changes into focused commits and pull requests that are ready for review. It guides the agent through checking the diff, selecting related changes, running relevant checks, and explaining the result.

• Commit changes: group related work, write clear commit messages, and leave unrelated changes alone.
• Prepare pull requests: describe the result, verification, and anything still unfinished.
• Review pull requests: inspect changes and correct in-scope defects when authorized.
• Resolve merge conflicts: preserve intended behavior and verify the integrated result.

The same skill works across supported agents, including Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode. Your repository's workflow and permissions apply throughout.

Installation

Run this command in your terminal:

npx skills add sungyongcho-ops/commit-it

Choose the agents you use and whether to install for the current project or your user account. The Skills CLI handles their discovery paths and can connect multiple agents to one installed copy.

You need Node.js and npm compatible with the Skills CLI. Commit It uses Git and Python; GitHub operations also require GitHub CLI with access to the target repository. After installation, check that your agent lists commit-it; restart it if needed.

Usage

Ask your agent to use Commit It and describe the work you want delivered. For example:

Use commit-it to commit the current bug fix, keeping unrelated changes out.

Use commit-it to review this pull request and report any remaining issues.

You can also invoke $commit-it in Codex or /commit-it in Claude Code. The agent checks the working state and applicable instructions, verifies the requested changes, and reports what it completed. Without permission to commit or publish, it prepares a preview for you to review.

Updates

Update Commit It with:

npx skills update commit-it

Select the installation scope when prompted. Add -g for a user-wide installation or -p for the current project. Check any local edits before updating, since the command replaces installed files. Other installed skills are not selected by this command.