Writing commits that don't break your flow
You know that moment when you need to write a commit and your brain just… stops? All that context you had two seconds ago? Gone. I built this repo because I kept hitting the same wall: I make a commit, open a PR, and instantly forget half the decisions I just made. ADHD means context evaporates the second I step out of flow, and stopping to write a thoughtful commit message feels like slamming on the brakes.
This is kind of whack.
So I automated the part that breaks my brain.
The tool reads the diff, figures out the intent, and writes the commit. I keep moving. It keeps track. Simple. What I didn’t expect: when my team started using these tools, the entire repo changed. Now our git history actually makes sense. Every commit has real context, PRs are readable. Reviews got smoother. Decisions became obvious in hindsight. The whole codebase feels… calmer.
If context switching murders your productivity like it does mine, steal this.