Use whenever a Conventional Commit message is being drafted — whether the user asks ("write commit message", "draft commit from staged changes", "generate conventional commit", "message for git commit -F -") or you are about to propose one proactively after finishing work (e.g. completing tasks, wrapping up a feature, or summarizing staged changes). Invoke before writing the message inline. Not for creating commits, amending history, or full code review.
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Install skill "commit-message" with this command: npx skills add ahgraber/skillsmp-ahgraber-ahgraber-commit-message
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Use when the user wants any spec-driven development action — exploring before speccing, deriving specs from code or translating specs from another system, proposing a change, applying or implementing, verifying, syncing delta specs, or archiving. Triggers: 'spec this out', 'create a change', 'apply tasks', 'verify implementation', 'sync specs', 'archive change', or any mention of 'specs' or 'sdd'.
Use when implementing tasks from a change's tasks.md. Triggers: "apply tasks", "implement the change", "work through tasks", "start implementing", "continue implementing", "apply the change".
Use when creating a new change with all SDD artifacts — proposal, delta specs, design, and tasks. Triggers: "propose a change", "create a change for X", "I want to implement feature Y", "start a new change", "let's build X".
Use when translating or migrating existing specs from another tool or format (Spec Kit, Kiro, ADRs, Jira, Confluence, Word docs, or custom markdown requirements) into SDD spec format. Also use when the user says "convert these specs", "migrate to SDD", "translate from X to SDD", or "import specs".