Git Commit Linter
Validate git commit messages against the Conventional Commits specification. Code never leaves your device — formatting and validation run locally in your browser.
How to Use the Git Commit Linter
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Frequently Asked Questions
Conventional Commits?
feat/fix/docs/test types with optional scopes, enforced consistently.
Length rules?
50-character subject, 72-character body lines — the classic limits.
Scopes required?
Configurable — strict projects enforce, relaxed ones suggest.
Is my input uploaded anywhere when using Git Commit Linter?
No — linting runs locally in your browser, free with no signup.
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Last updated October 2026