opencode-conventional-commits

An OpenCode plugin that enforces Conventional Commits by validating commit messages before they reach git. Provides tools for committing, amending, diffing, and viewing git log, all with built-in message parsing and validation.

Quick Start

Add to your opencode.json:

{
  "plugin": ["opencode-conventional-commits"]
}

Restart OpenCode. The plugin will be installed automatically.

Tools

git-amend

Amend the last commit with a new validated conventional commit message.

git-commit

Validate and commit staged changes with a conventional commit message.

Returns the git commit output on success. Rejects with validation errors and suggestions if the message is malformed.

git-diff

Show the currently staged diff.

git-log

List recent commits.

git-status

Show the working tree status including staged, unstaged, and untracked files.

No parameters.

git-undo

Undo recent commits by resetting HEAD, keeping changes staged.

Conventional Commits

All commit and amend operations validate messages against the Conventional Commits specification before executing.

Format

<type>[(<scope>)]: <description>

Supported Types

feat fix build chore ci docs style refactor perf test revert

Scopes

Scopes are optional and configurable. When provided, they must:

• Start with a lowercase letter
• Contain only letters, numbers, and hyphens
• Be enclosed in parentheses after the type

Validation Rules

• Type must be one of the supported types (lowercase only)
• Scope (if present) must follow the naming rules above
• Description must start with a lowercase letter
• Description must not end with punctuation (. ! , ; :)
• Total message length must not exceed 72 characters

Invalid messages are rejected with specific error details and suggestions for how to fix them.

Unsupported Features

• Breaking change indicator (!) is not currently supported. Messages like feat!: description or feat(scope)!: description will be rejected by the parser.

To ensure all git commit operations go through the plugin's validation, disable direct git commit access in your opencode.json permissions. This forces the agent to use the plugin's tools instead of calling git directly, so every commit is validated against your conventions.

{
  "plugin": ["opencode-conventional-commits"],
  "permission": {
    "bash": {
      "git commit *": "deny",
      "git commit": "deny"
    }
  }
}

This blocks the agent from running git commit directly through the shell, forcing it to use the plugin's validated tools instead. Other git commands like git status and git add remain unaffected.

Configuration

Create an opencode-conventional-commits.json file in your project root to customize behavior:

{
  "$schema": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/whaaaley/opencode-conventional-commits/main/opencode-conventional-commits.schema.json",
  "types": ["feat", "fix", "build", "chore", "ci", "docs", "style", "refactor", "perf", "test", "revert"],
  "scopes": {
    "app": ["portal", "dashboard", "settings"],
    "layer": ["client", "server", "api", "database"],
    "infra": ["ci", "build", "deploy", "docker"]
  },
  "maxLength": 72
}

When scopes are configured, only the listed scopes are accepted. When omitted, any well-formed scope is allowed.

License

MIT