Git Commit

It checks your diff, figures out whether you're adding a feature or fixing a bug or just updating docs, then formats everything properly with the right type prefix, a concise subject line in imperative mood, and optional body text explaining the why. Honestly, it's most useful when you've made changes across multiple files and need help synthesizing a clean message that captures the intent without just listing every file touched. It can also execute the commit for you once you approve the message, though I'd probably review it first until you trust its judgment on your codebase.