Commit

Takes the usual git commit workflow and automates the tedious parts while keeping you in control. It runs git status and diff, figures out what changed during your Claude session, proposes logical commits with proper messages in imperative mood, then waits for your approval before executing. The smart bit is it groups related files together and generates reasoning files that document what you tried and why, so future sessions can understand the context behind each commit. Refreshingly opinionated about one thing: no Claude attribution, no co-author tags, commits look like you wrote them yourself. If you're already having Claude make changes to your codebase, this just closes the loop without the back-and-forth of crafting commit messages manually.