Mcbottcher Plugins
Stage all local changes and create conventional-commit messages so shipping history stays searchable and changelog-friendly.
Overview
mcbottcher-plugins is a plugin marketplace for the ship phase that provides a commit plugin to stage changes and apply Conventional Commits formatting in Claude Code.
What is this marketplace?
- Single commit plugin that stages all changes then commits in one step
- Follows Conventional Commits for feat, fix, chore, and related types
- Fits personal Claude Code plugin workflows without extra marketplace clutter
- Plugin source lives under a simple ./plugins/commit layout
- Lightweight alternative to hand-writing commit prefixes every session
- 1 plugin in marketplace (commit)
- Commit style: Conventional Commits
- Plugin root metadata: ./plugins
What problem does it solve?
Agent-assisted coding sessions often end with vague commit messages that break changelogs, semantic versioning, and your ability to find what shipped when.
Who is it for?
Solo developers using Claude Code daily who want one-tap conventional commits without maintaining custom slash-command snippets.
Skip if: Teams needing interactive hunk staging, signed commits, or policy-enforced commit scopes across many contributors.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Every staged commit follows a consistent conventional format so your git log stays scannable and release automation has something reliable to parse.
- All pending changes staged in the working tree
- Git commit created using Conventional Commits message structure
- Cleaner history suitable for changelogs and release notes
Plugins in this marketplace
1 plugin — install individually after you add the marketplace.
Recommended Marketplaces
Journey fit
Clean, standardized commits belong in ship when you are closing loops on features and fixes and want reviewable history before release—not when you are still ideating features. Review covers the last-mile hygiene of what actually lands in git: typed messages make diffs, rollbacks, and automated release notes trustworthy for a solo builder.
How it compares
Single git-commit helper plugin marketplace, not a full code-review or CI ship skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Mcbottcher Plugins for?
It is for individual Claude Code users who want a minimal marketplace entry dedicated to staging and committing with Conventional Commits style.
When should I use Mcbottcher Plugins?
Use it at the end of a coding iteration when changes are ready to checkpoint—typically during ship review before you push, tag, or open a release PR.
How do I add Mcbottcher Plugins to my agent?
Add the Mcbottcher Plugins marketplace manifest to Claude Code, install the commit plugin from the ./plugins/commit source path, then run it when you want all changes staged and committed.