I was tired of writing "fix" as my commit message so I built this in one afternoon

Every developer knows this feeling. You just spent 3 hours building a feature. You're tired. You just want to push and go to sleep. Then git asks you: "Enter commit message:" And you type... "fix" Or maybe "update" or "changes" or my personal favourite — "asdfgh" Sound familiar? I thought so. The daily pain nobody talks about It's not just commit messages. Every single day as a developer you have to write 3 things that have nothing to do with actual coding: 1. Commit messages — every time you save code to git 2. Daily standup — every morning "what did I do yesterday??" 3. PR descriptions — explaining your changes all over again to your team These 3 things happen EVERY DAY. They're not hard but they're annoying, repetitive, and eat up 10-15 minutes of your day doing mental work that adds zero value. What I built I built commitgpt — a CLI tool that reads your git diff and automatically writes all 3 for you using AI. bash git add . cmt Output: ✨ feat(auth): add Google OAuth2 login with se