VibeGit

What it does

Automagically group and commit semantically related changes in your Git repository with AI.

Automagically group and commit semantically related changes in your Git repository with AI. - kklemon/vibegit

Turn a busy Git working tree into focused, reviewable commits. An example working tree before and after VibeGit groups the changes. During a long coding session, unrelated changes often accumulate in the same working tree. Turning them into small, coherent commits means repeatedly inspecting hunks, staging them, and writing matching commit messages. vibegit commit VibeGit analyzes the diff, active branch, and recent commit history. It proposes semantically related groups of changes with generated commit messages, then lets you review or apply them. VibeGit requires a repository with at least one commit. In a new repository, you can create one with git commit --allow-empty -m "initial…from github.com

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