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for-commit

v0.1.3

Published

A CLI that copies a prompt containing changes for generating commit messages to the clipboard.

Downloads

246

Readme

for-commit

for-commit is a CLI tool that creates a prompt for generating a commit message using ChatGPT, Claude, or any other LLM or GPT tool.

To use it, simply run the command npx for-commit in a project directory managed by git. Once the command is executed, the tool generates a prompt based on the changes in your staged files, which you can then paste into ChatGPT, Claude, or any other LLM or GPT tool to generate a meaningful commit message.

Note: Since for-commit relies on the git command, you need to have git installed on your machine.

Example

npx for-commit # or pnpx for-commit

After running the command, you'll receive the following confirmation:

Prompt copied to clipboard 📋

At this point, you can paste the prompt into an AI tool to generate a well-structured commit message.