git-commit-assistant

Automatically generate commit messages by parsing staged diffs to extract change summaries, formatting them to match repository conventions, and appending a standard co-author trailer during the commit process. This ensures history readability and consistency across team software projects.

A conventional commit message format standardizes commit history by structuring messages to reflect exact code changes. Applying this format to your git workflow enforces repository conventions, improves history readability, and streamlines team collaboration across software projects.

Enforce commit message standards by using an automated hook to parse staged diffs and format messages according to repository conventions. This guarantees every commit adheres to formatting rules and includes required metadata like a co-author trailer, streamlining collaboration.

Yes, you can append a co-author trailer automatically during commits. The assistant parses staged changes, generates a compliant commit message, and attaches the standard co-author trailer to ensure proper attribution across your git workflow.

No specific hook dependency is required. You can invoke the assistant to parse staged diffs after staging changes, and it will produce a meaningful commit message that matches your repo's conventions and appends a co-author trailer.