Git

Git workflows for Tenzir repositories. Provides commands for committing with well-formatted messages, creating pull requests, and addressing review comments systematically.

Features

• 📝 Commit Command: Stage and commit changes with cohesion analysis to split orthogonal changes
• 🔀 PR Command: Create GitHub pull requests with proper descriptions
• 💬 Address PR Comments: Work through review comments with commits and thread resolution
• 🤖 Committer Subagent: Lightweight agent (Haiku) that handles the commit workflow autonomously
• 📖 Writing Commit Messages Skill: Guides commit message format and style when committing

Installation

Interactive

Use the plugin manager UI in Claude Code.

1. Run /plugin in Claude Code Enter
2. Go to Marketplaces Tab
3. Select + Add Marketplace Enter
4. Type tenzir/claude-plugins Enter
5. Install git from the plugin list

Shell

Run the CLI command with your preferred scope.

# Install to user scope (default)
claude plugin install git@tenzir

# Install to project scope (shared with team)
claude plugin install git@tenzir --scope project

# Install to local scope (gitignored)
claude plugin install git@tenzir --scope local

Settings

Add the marketplace and plugin to your settings file.

.claude/settings.json

{
  "extraKnownMarketplaces": {
    "tenzir": {
      "source": {
        "source": "github",
        "repo": "tenzir/claude-plugins"
      }
    }
  },
  "enabledPlugins": {
    "git@tenzir": true
  }
}

Capabilities

Type	Name	Description
Skill	writing-commit-messages	Write git commit messages for Tenzir repositories. Use when committing changes, running git commit, drafting commit messages, detecting staged changes, or asking about commit format and subject lines.
Command	/git:address-pr-comments	Address GitHub PR review comments with commits
Command	/git:commit	Commit changes with project-specific workflows
Command	/git:pr	Create a pull request on GitHub for current changes
Agent	git:committer	Commit staged changes following project conventions. Use when the user wants to commit or asks to save their work to git.

Usage

Committing changes

Use /git:commit after making changes:

> /git:commit
Detected 2 orthogonal changes in staged files:
1. Add user validation to signup form
2. Fix typo in error messages
Which would you like to commit first? [1/2]

For hands-off commits, delegate to the @git:committer subagent. It runs on Haiku and makes decisions autonomously—splitting orthogonal changes and creating separate commits without prompting:

> @git:committer commit my changes
Creating 2 commits...
✓ Add user validation to signup form
✓ Fix typo in error messages

Use the command when you want control over commit grouping. Use the subagent when you trust it to split and commit everything correctly.

Changelog

View the release history and recent changes.

View on GitHub

Browse the plugin source code and documentation.