format-git-commit

To generate a git commit message from staged changes, run the format-git-commit command. It analyzes your staged diffs first, then all changes if none are staged, and outputs a ready-to-use message following conventional commit style.

The best way to write conventional commit messages automatically is to use a diff analysis tool like format-git-commit. It enforces an imperative subject line and provides an optional detailed body with bullet points describing the actual changes.

Yes, you can generate a commit message with unstaged or untracked files. The tool analyzes staged changes first, but if none are staged, it evaluates all changes including untracked files to produce an accurate summary.

A conventional commit message formatter handles working tree diffs by analyzing the actual file modifications to produce a deterministic message. It creates a concise subject line and an optional body with bullet points describing the changes.

You need an automated git commit message generator when preparing to commit during code reviews or preparing a changelog entry. It saves time and improves history readability by automatically summarizing your current working tree changes.

The generated commit message includes both a concise subject line and an optional detailed body. The body uses bullet points to describe the changes, providing a clean, well-structured summary of your current working tree diffs.