Git-Smart-Commit v1.0.0

Git-Smart-Commit v1.0.0 🚀

The first stable release of Git-Smart-Commit, a local CLI tool that uses Google Gemini AI to analyze staged Git changes and generate Conventional Commit messages automatically.

✨ Features

• 🤖 AI-powered commit message generation using Google Gemini
• 🔍 Analyzes the entire staged Git diff
• 🧠 Identifies the primary purpose of changes across multiple files
• 📝 Generates Conventional Commit messages
• 🎯 Automatically determines the most relevant commit type and scope
• 📏 Validates commit message structure and subject length
• 📄 Generates an optional commit body for complex changes
• ✅ Interactive confirmation before creating a commit
• 🚀 Optional push directly to the current remote branch
• 🔄 Falls back to clear error handling when Gemini is unavailable
• 💻 Works as a local CLI tool inside any Git repository

🛠️ Supported Commit Types

• feat — New functionality
• fix — Bug fixes
• docs — Documentation changes
• style — Code formatting/style changes
• refactor — Code restructuring
• perf — Performance improvements
• test — Tests
• build — Build system or dependency changes
• ci — CI/CD configuration
• chore — Maintenance changes
• revert — Revert previous changes

🚀 Installation

Make sure Go is installed, then run:

```bash
go install github.com/IchwanArdi/git-smart-commit@latest
```

After installation:

```bash
git-smart-commit
```

📖 Basic Usage

Stage your changes first:

```bash
git add .
```

Then run:

```bash
git-smart-commit
```

Git-Smart-Commit analyzes the staged changes and suggests a commit message.

Example:

```
🤖 Suggested commit:

feat(ai): implement structured JSON commit suggestions

Update Gemini integration to generate structured commit
suggestions and validate the resulting message.
```

You can then confirm the generated commit and optionally push it to the remote repository.

🔐 Requirements

• Go 1.16+
• Git
• Google Gemini API key

Set your API key as:

```bash
GEMINI_API_KEY=your_api_key
```

📌 Notes

Git-Smart-Commit analyzes only changes that have been staged with git add. The tool does not automatically stage files for you.

First stable release — v1.0.0