This example shows a curated collection of 100 real-world Git commit messages in English, organized by common actions like adding features, fixing bugs, and refactoring code. It demonstrates how to use imperative verb forms and concise phrasing for clear version control history. The data comes from GitHub repositories including Swift, Atom, Electron, Rails, and TensorFlow, filtered from over 25,000 commits. The display uses plain text formatting within a markdown file, with section headers and bullet lists to group similar message patterns.