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Skills/STARED/VIBE COMMIT

stared/vibe-commit

1 skill · 0 installs · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/stared/vibe-commit

Skills in this repo

1Vibe CommitVibe-commit is an agent skill for solo builders who ship with AI coding sessions and want git history to tell the full story, not just line changes. It commits with embedded session context—what you asked the model and relevant session metadata—so you can later understand why a change landed. That matters when you iterate fast across branches, debug regressions, or hand work to a future you without reopening chat logs. It sits in the build phase as agent tooling because it runs at commit time during implementation, though you also use it when wrapping ship-ready chunks. The skill is an integration-style workflow around git, not a host for secrets or automatic push policies; you still choose messages, branches, and remotes. Public documentation is minimal, so treat behavior as defined by the installed skill scripts and your local git config.0installs