git-ship

A Claude Code plugin that streamlines your git workflow by staging all changes, generating an AI-powered commit message based on the actual diff, and pushing to a branch — all in one command.

Installation

/plugin marketplace add PendoNL/claude-git-ship
/plugin install git-ship@PendoNL

Usage

/git-ship:ship <branch>

Examples

/git-ship:ship main
/git-ship:ship develop
/git-ship:ship feature/new-login

What It Does

When you run /git-ship:ship <branch>, the plugin:

1. Checks for changes — Runs git status to see if there's anything to commit
2. Stages everything — Runs git add -A to stage all changes
3. Analyzes the diff — Gets both the summary and full diff of staged changes
4. Generates a commit message — Creates a professional commit message based on the actual changes
5. Commits — Creates the commit with the generated message
6. Pushes — Pushes to your specified branch

Commit Message Format

The plugin generates commit messages using the Conventional Commits specification:

Prefix	Use Case
feat:	New features
fix:	Bug fixes
docs:	Documentation changes
style:	Formatting, whitespace
refactor:	Code restructuring
test:	Adding or updating tests
chore:	Maintenance, dependencies
perf:	Performance improvements
ci:	CI/CD changes
build:	Build system changes

Commit messages follow best practices:

• Subject line max 50 characters
• Imperative mood ("add feature" not "added feature")
• Body wrapped at 72 characters for complex changes
• Focuses on "what" and "why", not "how"

Requirements

• Git must be installed and available in your PATH
• You must be in a git repository
• You must have push access to the remote

License

MIT License - see LICENSE for details.