Claude-skill-registry agent-commit

Analyze changes and create a meaningful commit with agent authorship. Internal skill for evolve_loop.

install

source · Clone the upstream repo

git clone https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry

Claude Code · Install into ~/.claude/skills/

T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/data/agent-commit" ~/.claude/skills/majiayu000-claude-skill-registry-agent-commit && rm -rf "$T"

manifest: skills/data/agent-commit/SKILL.md

Agent Commit

Creates a git commit with meaningful message based on skill output and actual file changes.

When to Use

This skill is called automatically by

evolve_loop.py

after a content-modifying skill completes. It is not intended for manual invocation.

Input

You will receive:

The name of the skill that just ran
A summary or excerpt of that skill's output

Instructions

1. Check for Changes

Run

git status --porcelain

to see if there are uncommitted changes.

If there are no changes, output "No changes to commit" and stop.

2. Analyze the Changes

Run

git diff

(or

git diff --cached

if files are staged) to understand what was modified.

Focus on:

Which files were changed (especially content files in
```
obsidian/
```
)
The nature of the changes (new content, edits, deletions)
Key themes or topics affected

3. Generate Commit Message

Create a commit message with a summary line and body:

<type>(<skill>): <summary>

<body>

Summary line (required, under 72 chars):

```
<type>
```
is one of:
```
feat
```
,
```
fix
```
,
```
refine
```
,
```
research
```
,
```
chore
```
```
<skill>
```
is the skill name (e.g.,
```
deep-review
```
,
```
condense
```
,
```
expand-topic
```
)
```
<summary>
```
describes WHAT was done and to WHICH file(s)
File paths must include parent directory (e.g.,
```
topics/free-will.md
```
not just
```
free-will.md
```
)

Body (required for content changes):

2-5 bullet points summarizing key changes
For condense: before/after word counts, what was cut vs preserved
For deep-review: what issues were found and fixed
For expand-topic: key themes covered
For research: sources consulted, main findings

Good examples:

refine(condense): reduce topics/free-will.md from 9567 to 2985 words

- Cut quantum Zeno redundancy (7+ mentions → 1 via link)
- Removed extended sections on altered states, process philosophy
- Preserved core phenomenology arguments and Mary's Room
- Kept tenet connections and cross-links intact

refine(deep-review): improve clarity in concepts/qualia.md

- Fixed circular definition in opening paragraph
- Added concrete examples for inverted spectrum argument
- Strengthened connection to hard problem article

Bad examples:

```
auto(deep-review): Automated execution
```
(too vague, no body)
```
Updated files
```
(no context)
```
refine(condense): reduce free-will.md
```
(missing parent directory - is it topics/ or concepts?)

4. Create the Commit

Stage all changes and commit with agent authorship. Use a HEREDOC for the multi-line message:

git add -A
git commit --author "unfinishablemap.org Agent <agent@unfinishablemap.org>" -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
<summary line>

- bullet point 1
- bullet point 2
EOF
)"

5. Output the Result

Output the commit hash and message so the calling system can log it.

Important

Keep commit messages under 72 characters for the summary line

Always include parent directory in file paths (e.g.,

topics/free-will.md

concepts/qualia.md

research/notes.md

)

Focus on the "what" and "which file" - the skill name already tells us "how"
If multiple files changed, mention the primary one and note others exist
Never include time estimates or subjective assessments in commit messages