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@vibelint/vibelint-commit

v0.1.20

Published

AI-powered commit message generator using Ollama

Readme

@vibelint/vibelint-commit

AI-powered commit message generator using Ollama, because writing good commit messages is apparently too hard.

This tool looks at your staged changes and generates a commit message for you. Because "fix stuff" and "update things" aren't exactly professional, are they?

Install

npm install -D @vibelint/vibelint-commit

Or use lintmyvibe if you want someone to hold your hand through the setup.

Usage

{
  "scripts": {
    "commit": "vibelint-commit"
  }
}
npm run commit

This will:

  1. Check if you have staged changes, and tell you to stage something first if you haven't, genius
  2. Connect to Ollama, if it's running, which it probably isn't
  3. Generate a commit message based on your changes
  4. Let you edit it if you want, because the AI isn't perfect, shockingly
  5. Commit your changes with the generated message

Requirements

  • Ollama running locally, good luck with that
  • Recommended model: ollama pull deepseek-v3.1:671b-cloud, or use whatever model you have, we're not picky
  • Staged git changes, because we can't commit nothing, obviously

Config

  • VIBELINT_OLLAMA_URL - Ollama URL, defaults to http://127.0.0.1:11434 which is probably wrong if you're using Docker or something
  • Will automatically use deepseek-v3.1:671b-cloud if installed, because it's the best one, obviously
  • Otherwise, prompts to install it or select from available models, because we're helpful like that
  • Config and cache stored in node_modules/.cache/vibelint/, automatically gitignored because we're not monsters