Plugin

Commit Commands

Git workflow commands for creating commits, pushing branches and opening pull requests.

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When to choose it

Reducing repetitive steps in a Git workflow.

Choose it if: Commit, push and pull-request steps are recurring work and you want those commands in one package.

Look elsewhere if: You only need to inspect a diff; these commands can create commits and publish changes.

What the source describes

  • Drafts a commit message from changes
  • Provides a commit, push and PR workflow
  • Includes cleanup of branches whose remotes are gone

Requirements

  • Git repository
  • GitHub CLI for the PR command

Install for this repository only

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.

Shell • local install scope
claude plugin install commit-commands@claude-plugins-official --scope local

Use it after installation

Use /commit-commands:commit for a commit or /commit-commands:commit-push-pr for the full workflow.

Installation and loading troubleshooting

Limitations & considerations

  • Commands can stage, commit and push real changes
  • Read the planned diff and destination before running a write workflow

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.

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Source review: October 5, 2026. Listings are documentation reviews, not runtime tests or security audits. Our editorial method