CommitSense is a lightweight, practical VS Code extension that generates meaningful, Conventional Commits-formatted Git commit messages based on your staged changes.
Features
Reads your staged git changes using git diff --staged.
Analyzes the changes to determine the commit type (e.g., feat, fix, chore) and scope.
Generates a commit message locally directly in your editor.
Allows you to review and edit the generated message before confirming.
Automatically commits the staged files with the generated message.
Usage
Stage the files you wish to commit (git add <file>).
Open the Command Palette in VS Code (Cmd+Shift+P on Mac or Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows/Linux).
Search for and run CommitSense: Generate Commit Message.
An input box will appear pre-populated with a generated Conventional Commit message.
Review the message, make any desired tweaks, and press Enter to confirm and trigger git commit.
Requirements
Git must be installed and initialized in your workspace.
You must have staged files prior to running the command.
