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commit-commands Claude Code Plugin

Author
Anthropic
Category
Productivity
Topics
Claude Code Customization & Workflow · Project Management & Collaboration
First cataloged
2026-07-09 (UTC)
Explanation last updated
2026-07-12 (UTC)
Source (GitHub) last updated
2026-02-20 (UTC) (188 days ago)

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commit-commands is a Claude Code plugin that provides slash commands to automate git commit, push, and pull request workflows. According to the README, it includes three commands: /commit for creating commits with auto-generated messages, /commit-push-pr for a full commit-push-PR workflow, and /clean_gone for cleaning up local branches deleted from the remote. The plugin is authored by Anthropic and is at version 1.0.0. /commit-push-pr requires the GitHub CLI (gh) to be installed and authenticated, and the repository must have a remote named origin.

About the service

According to the README, this is a Claude Code plugin (not a standalone SaaS) that adds slash commands to streamline common git operations, reducing manual command execution and context switching.

What you can do with commit-commands

  • Run /commit to have changes analyzed and committed with an automatically drafted message matching the repo's commit style
  • Run /commit-push-pr to create a branch (if needed), commit, push to origin, and open a pull request via gh pr create with a summary and test plan
  • Run /clean_gone to identify and delete local branches (and associated worktrees) marked as [gone] after their remote counterparts were deleted
  • Rely on secret-avoidance behavior when committing (e.g., avoiding .env, credentials.json) per the README
  • Use the plugin automatically within Claude Code, as it is included in the Claude Code repository per the README

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