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gitnexa

v1.1.1

Published

AI-powered Git CLI assistant that analyzes staged changes, generates Conventional Commit messages, validates and scores them, and creates commits with your confirmation.

Readme

⚡ Gitnexa

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AI-powered Git assistant for the terminal. Get smart, Conventional Commit messages from your staged changes — reviewed and scored before anything gets committed.

Install

npm install -g gitnexa

Setup

gitnexa setup

You'll be asked for an API key and, optionally, a model name.

  • Get a key: Google AI Studio or OpenRouter
  • No model preference? Use openrouter/free — it auto-picks whichever free model is currently available.

Config is saved once to a config file in your home directory and works across every project on your machine. Run gitnexa setup again anytime to update your key or model.

Usage

git add .
gitnexa commit

Gitnexa analyzes your staged diff, generates a Conventional Commit message, scores it for quality, and asks you to confirm before committing. Nothing is ever auto-committed.

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | gitnexa setup | Configure or update your API key and model | | gitnexa analyze | Preview staged files and change stats | | gitnexa commit | Generate, review, and confirm a commit message | | gitnexa history | Show recent commits (-l, --limit <number>) | | gitnexa explain [ref] | Explain any commit in plain language |

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • Git installed and on your PATH

License

MIT