commit-all-the-things

What problem does it solve?

Helps developers quickly and reliably commit all remaining uncommitted changes in a git working tree by grouping related edits into logical, descriptive commits so the working tree is cleaned without manual, error-prone sorting.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Logical grouping: Reads diffs and groups related hunks into single conceptual changes rather than committing by file.
• Selective staging: Encourages use of interactive hunk staging to split files with mixed changes into multiple commits.
• Opinionated ordering: Commits removals and cleanups first, then config, features, and documentation, producing a predictable history.
• Non-destructive workflow: Commits locally only, never pushes, and reports resulting commit hashes and messages for traceability.

Quick Start

Run the command /commit-all-the-things to have the tool read diffs, stage coherent hunks, and create logical commits until the working tree is clean.