caveman-commit

To generate a conventional commit message, provide your change details to the assistant. It outputs a paste-ready message with an imperative subject, correct type vocabulary, and an optional body for non-obvious reasoning.

Include a conventional commit body only when the reasoning is non-obvious or for high-impact events like breaking changes, security fixes, data migrations, and reverts. The generator omits the body for standard changes to reduce commit noise.

Yes, you can automatically generate breaking change commit messages. The system enforces Conventional Commit type vocabulary and includes the required body context to properly document the high-impact event and its reasoning.

The best way to enforce subject length limits is to use a generator that applies strict wrapping rules and capitalization. It outputs only the formatted commit message, excluding extra commentary and fluff attribution.

No, the conventional commit generator outputs only the commit message text. It strictly excludes staging commands, git commit execution, and extra commentary to ensure you can just copy and paste the result.

Unnecessary text and attribution appear when commits are written manually without strict output behavior. Using a generator excludes AI and fluff attribution, outputting only the clean conventional commit message.