When to choose it
Creating a commit after inspecting your current changes.
Choose it if: You have inspected the changes and want a message plus a Git commit in the repository’s style.
Look elsewhere if: You only want advice without a Git write, or have not checked staged content for unrelated changes and secrets.
What the source describes
- Reviews Git status and diffs
- Drafts a message in repository style
- Stages and creates a commit
Requirements
- Install Commit Commands
- A Git repository
This is a component of Commit Commands. Install the containing package once to get its components.
Install the containing plugin
Run the installation command in your shell after reviewing the source. Local scope enables the package for you in this repository. It does not enable it for every collaborator.
claude plugin install commit-commands@claude-plugins-official --scope localUse it after installation
Use /commit-commands:commit after reviewing the changes you want committed.
Installation and loading troubleshootingLimitations & considerations
- Creates a real Git commit
- Inspect staged content and ensure secrets are excluded
Source & review record
Our description is based on the public source documentation and manifest available on 2026-10-05. The install syntax was checked against Claude Code’s documentation. No extension code was executed for this review.