Commiter AI

AI-powered git commit grouping. Intelligently splits your messy changes into atomic, well-described commits.

Features

• Intelligent Grouping: Automatically groups lines and files into logical commits using AI.
• Interactive TUI: Review and refine proposed commits in a beautiful terminal interface.
• Headless CLI: High-performance CLI flags for power users.
• Persona Support: Choose between "senior dev", "junior dev", or "newbie" commit styles.
• Diff Optimization: Handles large diffs by intelligently truncating less relevant parts.
• Filtering: Target specific files or patterns for commit.
• Branching: Create new branches on the fly.
• Auto-Push: Seamlessly push your changes after committing.

Quick Start

Run commiter to start the interactive TUI. Use arrow keys to navigate, Space to toggle commits, and Enter to execute.

Power User CLI

Commiter supports a wide range of flags for quick headless execution:

Basic Headless Flow

# Auto-group all changes and execute
commiter --auto --yes

# Auto-group and preview before confirming
commiter --auto --preview

# Instruct AI to make exactly 3 commits
commiter --commits 3 --yes

Filtering and Context

# Only consider python files in src/
commiter --auto --include "src/*.py" --preview

# Exclude documentation
commiter --auto --exclude "docs/*"

# Provide specific hints to the AI
commiter --auto --context "Refactor the authentication logic to use JWT"

Workflow Automation

# Create a new branch, commit everything, and push
commiter --auto --branch feature/login-v2 --yes --push

# Do a dry run to see what AI suggests without changing anything
commiter --auto --dry-run

Advanced Overrides

# Override the AI model for a single run
commiter --auto --model gemini-2.0-flash

# Disable diff truncation (send the full diff to AI)
commiter --auto --no-optimize

# Override the commit persona
commiter --auto --persona "junior dev"

Requirements

• Python >= 3.10
• Git
• Valid API key for Gemini (default), OpenAI, or Anthropic.

Configuration

On first run, commiter will guide you through an interactive setup to save your API key and preferences to ~/.commiter/config.toml. You can always re-run the setup with:

commiter --config

License

MIT