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classify-webkit-commit

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Use when the user wants to classify a commit or understand what kind of change a commit represents in the WebKit repository.

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Source SKILL.md: https://github.com/WebKit/WebKit/blob/HEAD/.claude/plugins/git-webkit/skills/classify/SKILL.md

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Use git-webkit classify to compute the classification of a given commit.

How to use

git-webkit classify <commit-ref>

The commit ref can be a hash, identifier, branch name, or any valid git ref.

Locating git-webkit

If git-webkit is not in PATH, use Tools/Scripts/git-webkit instead (relative to the repository root).

Rules

  1. Convert any commit hashes in the output to WebKit identifiers using git-webkit find before presenting them to the user. Always display identifiers in backticks (e.g., 285301@main).
  2. Never prefix git-webkit or Tools/Scripts/git-webkit with python3. The script is directly executable.