AI-powered CLI tool that generates professional Git commit messages using OpenAI GPT. Analyze staged changes and create conventional commits automatically.
This is a simple code for checking wether the commit msg is conventional or not
A CLI tool to standardize and translate Git commit messages
Turn AI prose into human-quality writing. A drop-in ruleset that stops your coding agent from writing like an LLM.
Claude Code plugin that keeps AI attribution and AI writing tells out of commits, PRs, issues and comments.
A Git commit message generator powered by OpenAI GPT-4o and Anthropic Claude 3.5
Displays the average commit message length of a user and their friends (created in under 5 hours for a hackathon challenge)
A VS Code extension for AI-assisted commit messages, change explanations, and project context recovery.
🧠 AI-powered git commit messages, PR descriptions, and changelogs. Zero dependencies.
🤖 AI writes commit messages from git diff. No API key. Conventional Commits. npx @liangzhengtao/commit-ai
Your agent ships code. product-engineer makes it ship outcomes. Four agent skills plus a zero-dependency check for the For-the-customer block in commits and PRs.
The snarkiest commit assistant that brutally roasts your terrible code before generating conventional commits. Features real-time typewriter animations and interactive git staging.
A command-line tool that enforces clean and meaningful commit message conventions for Git repositories.
Generate Git commit messages using GPT API from your staged changes in VS Code.
A robust, secure utility for manipulating structured metadata in Git commit messages.
AI-powered git commit message generator. Stage changes, run commitwiz, get perfect conventional commits.
Gitset CLI — drafts commits, PRs, issues, READMEs and releases from your terminal. Runs entirely on your machine, with your own AI key.
Commit AI - Generate meaningful commit messages with AI. One-click commit message generation for VS Code.
AI-powered commit message generator with vibe modes
Remove new lines and consecutive duplicate commit messages when doing a "Squash and merge" in GitHub.
To associate your repository with the commit-messages topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."