dsh-skill-7d-git-commit

The first thing you do with any new codebase is read the git log. When every entry is a bare fix bug, a stray TODO, or a vague temporary change, code review, version management, and release-note generation all become slow and painful. 7d-git-commit embeds the 7DGroup commit convention directly into your AI-assisted workflow so that every message is validated before it ever reaches the repository.

It works on two layers. On the client side it registers as a DSH skill in your active profile: when you ask the agent to draft or amend a commit message, it analyses the diff, selects the best-fitting tag from nine fixed Chinese categories, composes a subject line in the bracket-type plus action-plus-object format within 50 characters and no trailing punctuation, generates a numbered body for complex changes at 70 characters per line, and screens for forbidden characters and banned phrases, fixing violations on the spot. On the server side it ships a pre-receive hook tuned for GitLab CE 19.2.0 with warn and reject modes, externalised rule files, audit logging, and notification hooks, giving you a client-side pre-check backed by a server-side safety net. The entire bundle is a zero-core-change composition plugin: install it into a DSH profile and the skill is live; remove it and everything cleans up.

It suits engineering teams working inside DSH, organisations that want to standardise commit messages across a large codebase, and developers already running GitLab pre-receive hooks who would benefit from version-controlled, auditable rule management.