Releases · codevogel/commit-for-me

What's Changed

docs: add demo to table of contents by @codevogel in #2

docs: add integration instructions for Lazygit and other tools by @codevogel in #3

docs: update custom command description in README by @codevogel in #4

docs: update TOC with Lazygit and other tool integration links by @codevogel in #5

Preview full commit message in fzf picker with wrapping by @codevogel in #8

Fix/response requirements by @codevogel in #11

feat(demo): update demo, add lazygit demo by @codevogel in #12

chore(release): bump version to 0.1.1 by @codevogel in #13

This is the first release for cfme (v0.1.0)

Features ✨

AI-Powered Commit Messages - Leverages modern AI models
(OpenAI GPT, GitHub Copilot) to analyze your staged changes and generate
meaningful commit messages
Interactive Review & Selection - Uses fzf to let you choose from
multiple AI-generated candidates, then edit before committing
Conventional Commits by Default - Follows the
conventional-commits standard
out of the box for consistent, parseable commit history
Fully Customizable - Bring your own prompts, variables, and commit
message standards - cfme adapts to your team's workflow
Template-Based Prompts - Simple <__MY_VARIABLE__> syntax for injecting
git diffs, test results, custom instructions, or any command output into your prompts
Multiple Prompt Types - Switch between different commit message standards
(conventional-commits, your-team-standard, etc.) with a single environment variable
Runtime Instructions - Pass specific context with -i "Fixed login bug"
to guide the AI without editing prompt files
Pipe-Friendly Output - Use -r or -m flags to output messages for
integration with other tools and workflows
Free Tier Available - Works with GitHub Copilot's free tier (everyone
with a GitHub account has access)
Cross-Platform - Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows (via WSL/Git Bash/Cygwin)
Tested - Uses Shellspec
unit tests to ensure reliability and correctness