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@github-actions github-actions released this 20 Jun 20:31
· 10 commits to main since this release

Secret filtering, split commits, and a cleaner TUI. Several long-standing bugs fixed.

✨ Features

  • Three-layer secret filtering — quill-commit now refuses to stage or send credentials to the model. Files are blocked by name (.env, *.pem, *_rsa, credentials*…), by content (known API key patterns for OpenRouter, AWS, GitHub, Slack, Google), and at the staging level — only files that passed both checks are ever added. If your working tree contains nothing but blocked files, the watcher goes quiet with a single log message and waits.
  • Split commits — when a diff contains unrelated changes, the model can now return multiple commit groups. Each group is committed separately, keeping your history atomic without any manual intervention.
  • Manual amend (a) — press a at any time to trigger an AI-assisted git commit --amend. quill-commit merges your current changes into the last commit and rewrites the message to cover everything.
  • Error detail view (ctrl+o) — when a pre-commit hook blocks a commit, the TUI now shows the first meaningful line of the error inline. Press ctrl+o to expand the full output alongside the model's suggested fix.

🐛 Fixes

  • Fixed the delay unit: model-suggested delays were being treated as minutes instead of seconds, causing waits up to 60× longer than intended.
  • Sensitive files (credentials, config containing keys) are now created with 0600 permissions instead of 0644.
  • Once a diff fails a commit hook, the watcher now remembers it and silently skips identical diffs on future ticks instead of retrying and failing again each cycle.

🔧 Maintenance

  • The TUI log now shows only commits, errors, and quarantine warnings. Routine checks, delay countdowns, and model decisions no longer clutter it — those are reflected in the status bar.
  • log.txt now includes error detail and uses proper severity levels (DEBUG/INFO/WARN/ERROR), making it useful for actual debugging.