Gitmoji Commit | Agent Skills Atlas

About this skill

Plan and draft git commits in the Gitmoji + Conventional Commits style — a leading emoji (✨, 🐛, ♻️ ...) plus a conventional type, like "✨ feat: add avatar upload". Splits a working tree into a clean sequence of reviewable, logically-grouped commits, isolates lockfiles into their own final commit, and hands back signed, copy-paste git commands. Use whenever the user wants help committing changes, writing/improving a commit message, asks "how should I commit this", wants to break work into reviewable commits, or mentions gitmoji/git-emoji/emoji commits. The user runs git themselves — this skill produces messages and commands, it does not commit.

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gitmoji-commit

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Plan and draft git commits in the Gitmoji + Conventional Commits style — a leading emoji (✨, 🐛, ♻️ …) plus a conventional type, like "✨ feat: add avatar upload". Splits a working tree into a clean sequence of reviewable, logically-grouped commits, isolates lockfiles into their own final commit, and hands back signed, copy-paste git commands. Use whenever the user wants help committing changes, writing/improving a commit message, asks "how should I commit this", wants to break work into reviewable commits, or mentions gitmoji/git-emoji/emoji commits. The user runs git themselves — this skill produces messages and commands, it does not commit.

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Category: Content & writing
Reported license: Not specified
Listing language (estimated): English
Review status: Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility: Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.