Commit Hygiene

Keeps your commits atomic and your PRs reviewable by warning you when changes are getting too large. It'll tell you to commit when you hit thresholds like 10+ files or 400+ lines, and it pushes the idea that smaller is better: PRs under 200 lines have way lower defect rates than big ones. The philosophy is simple: if you need "and" to describe your commit, split it. Includes a bash script you can run to check your current change size and get a red/yellow/green signal. Most useful when you're deep in a coding session and lose track of how much you've changed. It's opinionated about size limits, but the thresholds are based on real research from Google and Microsoft on review effectiveness.

Install to Claude Code

npx -y skills add alinaqi/claude-bootstrap --skill commit-hygiene --agent claude-code