Git2Tweet
Turn your git commits into tweet drafts. You approve every one before it goes out.
Install
pipx install git2tweet # or: uv tool install git2tweet
git2tweet config # pick a model provider, paste your API key (once)
Use it
git commit -m "feat: add retry with backoff to the webhook handler"
git tweet # drafts a tweet, you approve or edit, X opens prefilled
Want a reminder after every commit? Run git2tweet init once per repo.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
git tweet / g2t |
Draft a tweet for your latest commit |
git tweet <sha> |
Draft for a specific commit |
git tweet --force |
Draft again even if the commit was already handled |
git2tweet config |
Set provider, model and API key |
git2tweet init |
Install the post-commit reminder hook (--remove to undo) |
How it works
An agent (built with LangGraph) reads your commit and diff, decides if it's worth sharing, and drafts a tweet. Trivial commits (typos, formatting) are skipped. You then approve, edit, or reject it. Approved tweets open in X with the text prefilled, so you press Post yourself. Git2Tweet never holds your X credentials.
Privacy
- The commit message and diff are sent to the model provider you choose (Groq by default).
- Known secret patterns (API keys, tokens,
password=...) are redacted first. This is best effort, so don't rely on it for sensitive repos. - For fully local use, pick
ollamaingit2tweet config: nothing leaves your machine. - Git2Tweet sends no telemetry.
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
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