malhajri07/commit-and-track
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Create a git commit AND update the vault changelog/timeline so history stays in sync. Use after any meaningful change instead of plain git commit. Use when the user says "commit this", "save the work", or "ship it".
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Updated Apr 16, 2026
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add malhajri07/real-estate-CRM-project commit-and-trackInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- commit-and-track
- description:
- Create a git commit AND update the vault changelog/timeline so history stays in sync. Use after any meaningful change instead of plain git commit. Use when the user says "commit this", "save the work", or "ship it".
commit-and-track
Commit + propagate to the History section of the vault in one move. This is the project-specific replacement for the bare /commit command.
Steps
- Check user authorization — has the user explicitly asked to commit? If not, do not commit. The vault still gets updated, but commit is held until they say so.
- Run
git statusandgit diff --stagedin parallel to see what's in scope. - Group changes by intent (feat / fix / refactor / chore / style / docs / test / milestone). If they're mixed, ask the user whether to split commits — don't bundle unrelated work.
- Draft a commit message in the project's style:
- Single line ≤ 72 chars
- Conventional prefix (
feat:,fix:, etc.) - Em-dash
—for sub-clauses (matches project history)
- Stage explicit files (no
git add -A). Skip.env,node_modules,dist,xlsxlock files, unrelated changes. - Create the commit via HEREDOC, ending with the project's
Co-Authored-Byline. - After commit succeeds:
- Update
Aqarkom_Knowledge/History/Changelog/{current-month}.md— append a new bullet under the right category - Update
Aqarkom_Knowledge/History/Timeline.md— bump the highlights list if this is afeat:ormilestone: - If the commit changed something architectural, run
/track-changeto update Architecture/Features notes too
- Update
- Report the short hash and what was committed.
Verification
- [ ] User explicitly authorized the commit
- [ ] Commit landed (verified by
git log -1) - [ ] Changelog month note updated
- [ ] Timeline updated if commit was a feat/milestone
- [ ] No secrets, lock files, or unrelated changes in the commit
Anti-patterns
- Don't
git add -A— it sweeps in.env, xlsx lock files, and dev junk - Don't amend a published commit
- Don't skip the changelog update — that's the whole point of this skill
- Don't use
--no-verifyto bypass hooks
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