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A tool to generate commit messages using AI

Project description

lazym

lazym is an AI-powered tool that automatically generates meaningful commit messages for your Git repositories.

lazym is inspired by jen-Ya/commitgpt

Features

  • Generates commit messages based on staged changes
  • Without the risk of leaking code snippets to external LLM services
  • Integrates seamlessly with your Git workflow
  • Uses advanced language models for intelligent message generation

Requirements

Command to pull Llama 3.1:8b model for Ollama:

$ ollama run llama3.1:8b

Installation

To install lazym, follow these steps:

  1. Ensure you have Python 3.7+ and pip installed on your system.

  2. Install lazym using pip:

    pip install lazym
    
  3. After installation, navigate to any Git repository and run the following command to set up the Git hook:

    lazym install
    

    This will install the necessary Git hook to enable automatic commit message generation.

Usage

Once installed and set up, lazym works in two ways:

  1. Automatically when you make a commit: Simply stage your changes as usual and run git commit. lazym will generate a commit message based on your staged changes.

  2. Manually by running lazym ci "<hints for LLM>": This command allows you to generate a commit message with additional context provided to the LLM.

After generating the commit message, you'll be presented with three options:

  1. Accept and commit: Use the generated message as-is and commit.
  2. Edit message: Modify the generated message before committing.
  3. Cancel commit: Abort the commit process.

This allows you to benefit from the AI-generated suggestions while maintaining full control over your commit messages. When editing, you can start with the AI-generated message and make any necessary adjustments.

Commands

  • lazym install: Install the prepare-commit-msg hook in the current Git repository.
  • lazym uninstall: Uninstall the prepare-commit-msg hook from the current Git repository.
  • lazym ci "<optional hints>": Generate a commit message with optional additional context.

Configuration

lazym can be configured using a config.ini file located at ~/.config/lazym/config.ini. The following options are available:

[DEFAULT]

  • model: The AI model to use for generating commit messages.

    • Default: "llama3.1:8b"
  • message_format: The format to apply to the generated commit message.

    • Default: "lowercase"
    • Options:
      • "lowercase": Converts the first character of the message to lowercase.
      • "sentence case": Capitalizes the first character of each sentence.
      • Any other value will keep the original format as generated by the AI.

Example config.ini:

[DEFAULT]
model = llama3.1:8b
message_format = lowercase

If the config.ini file doesn't exist, lazym will use the default values. You can create and edit this file to customize lazym's behavior according to your preferences.

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