commit-suggest

What problem does it solve?

It removes the effort and guesswork of writing a correct, Conventional Commits-style message by producing a ready-to-paste suggestion from your current git changes.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Conventional Commits message generation: Produces an accurate subject (and an optional body when the “why” isn’t obvious) derived from staged changes when available.
• Risk-aware, read-only safety: Uses an allowlist of git commands in read-only mode and never edits files, never runs commit/push actions, and never adds AI authorship trailers.
• Security-minded output handling: Treats diff and log content as untrusted data, avoids leaking secrets, and warns if suspicious or credential-like content is present.
• Use case: Before committing, quickly turn a feature, fix, docs update, or test change into a consistent message that matches the repo’s existing commit style.

Quick Start

Ask for a Conventional Commit suggestion for your current changes by using /commit-suggest (or “suggest a commit” / “commit message”) and then paste the output into your commit command.