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README.md

Use AI to Draft Commit Messages with Aicommit

Aicommit integrates with RayAI to generate a draft commit message, which is then loaded into your default editor for review and editing.

Prerequisites

To use Aicommit, you need to have the following tools installed:

curl
jq

Note: Aicommit-groq is currently broken and should not be used.

Setup and Usage

Clone the repository: Clone the Aicommit repository to your local machine.
Configure your Git editor: Add the following line to your ~/.bashrc file, replacing <path/to/> with the actual path to the Aicommit executable:

export GIT_EDITOR="<path/to/>aicommit"

Use Git as normal: Once configured, you can use Git as you normally would. When you run git commit, Aicommit will generate a draft commit message using RayAI, which will then be loaded into your default editor for review and editing.

Bypassing AI-generated messages: If you prefer to write your own commit message, you can use the -m flag with git commit, like this: git commit -m "your message here". This will bypass the AI-generated message and allow you to write your own message directly.