I Built a Git Commit Message Generator - Never Write a Bad Commit Again

I Built a Git Commit Message Generator - Never Write a Bad Commit Again I was reviewing a junior dev's pull request last week. Their commit message: "fix stuff" Not "fix bug in login". Not "add validation to user form". Just... "fix stuff" . A week later, someone needed to find when the login bug was introduced. Searching git history: useless. All the commits say "fix stuff", "add thing", "update code". That moment, I realized: Most developers have no clue how to write good commit messages. And it costs teams hours debugging, code reviewing, and understanding history. So I built Git Commit Message Generator CLI — a tool that analyzes your staged changes and generates Conventional Commits automatically. Now every commit is professional, searchable, and useful. The Problem: Bad Git History Costs Time Here's what bad commit messages look like: fix bug update code work in progress final version (no it's not) asdfasd FIXES EVERYTHING this should work now Here's what I found when I analyzed