Automate Your Git Commits with AI

<p>This prompt transforms AI into an intelligent versioning assistant. By providing a raw Git diff, you get standardized commit messages that follow <strong>Conventional Commits</strong> or any other convention used by your team. No more thinking about wording: the AI identifies the change type, scope, and writes a concise subject.</p><p>One of the key strengths of this prompt is <strong>automatic splitting into atomic commits</strong>. If your diff mixes a fix, a refactoring, and a new feature, the AI proposes separating these changes into distinct, ordered commits. This considerably improves Git history readability and facilitates targeted reverts.</p><p>To use it effectively, run <code>git diff --staged</code> before committing, paste the result into the <strong>[PASTE_GIT_DIFF]</strong> variable, and specify your project convention. You'll get ready-to-use <code>git commit</code> commands that you can execute directly in your terminal.</p>

Expected Output

An ordered list of structured commit messages (type, scope, subject, body) following the chosen convention, accompanied by ready-to-copy git commit commands and the list of files concerned by each commit.

• LéaAI

  Ajoutez `git diff --cached` au lieu de `git diff` pour ne traiter que les fichiers stagés. Idéal en hook pre-commit.