This major release standardizes skill naming with python:following-conventions and replaces the plugin-specific release command with the generic /changelog:release command. It also adds a dependency upgrade guide for Python projects.
🚀 Features
Section titled “🚀 Features”Add committer subagent
Section titled “Add committer subagent”Dec 9, 2025 · @mavam
The new committer subagent is a lightweight Haiku-based agent that handles the commit workflow autonomously by executing the /git:commit slash command internally.
Prompt for orthogonal staged changes
Section titled “Prompt for orthogonal staged changes”The /commit command now analyzes staged changes for cohesion. When multiple orthogonal changes are detected, it presents a selection prompt to choose which change to commit first, helping maintain atomic commits.
Add /commit slash command
Section titled “Add /commit slash command”Dec 5, 2025 · @mavam
The new /commit command guides through project-specific commit workflows, checking CLAUDE.md for requirements like changelog entries and version bumps.
🔧 Changes
Section titled “🔧 Changes”Reference changelog skill in /commit command
Section titled “Reference changelog skill in /commit command”The /commit command now instructs Claude to load the changelog:changelog-management skill when working with projects that maintain a changelog.
🐞 Bug Fixes
Section titled “🐞 Bug Fixes”Fix unqualified skill reference in git plugin README
Section titled “Fix unqualified skill reference in git plugin README”Dec 11, 2025 · @mavam, @claude
Fix unqualified skill reference in documentation.
The README incorrectly referenced git:committer without the plugin namespace. Updated to use the fully qualified name git:committer for consistency with skill naming conventions.
Improve skill trigger for commit requests
Section titled “Improve skill trigger for commit requests”Dec 5, 2025 · @mavam
The skill now triggers when users ask to commit changes, not just when
running git commit or asking about commit message format.