Validates git commit messages against conventional commits format. Triggers: commit lint, conventional commits, commit format.

This skill appears low-risk but functionally incomplete: it promises automated commit-message validation but only gives rules and a command to view recent commits. If you expect an automated linter, don't rely on this skill as-is — prefer established tools (commitlint, husky, or built-in CI checks) or ask the author for a version that runs a linter and returns structured results. Before installing, consider: run it in a test repo to see exactly what commands it executes (it will run git commands locally), verify the slug/name mismatch with the author, and avoid granting any extra credentials since none are needed. If you want, request a clarified SKILL.md that either (a) invokes an actual linter (and documents required binaries) or (b) is explicitly described as a human-help/informational skill rather than an automated validator.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: git-commit-validator Version: 1.0.0 The skill is a straightforward commit message validator that provides guidelines for conventional commits. The only command included is a standard 'git log' call in SKILL.md to view recent history, and there are no indicators of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or suspicious execution.