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grec

v0.7.3

Published

Short alias for git-rewrite-commits - AI-powered git commit message rewriter

Readme

grec - git-rewrite-commits (short alias)

A short command alias for git-rewrite-commits - AI-powered git commit message rewriter.

Installation

npm install -g grec

This will give you the grec command as a shorter alternative to git-rewrite-commits.

Usage

All commands work exactly the same as git-rewrite-commits, just shorter:

Quick examples

# Rewrite commit history with AI
grec

# Preview changes (dry run)
grec --dry-run

# Install git hooks
grec --install-hooks

# Generate message for staged changes
grec --staged

# Use local AI with Ollama
grec --provider ollama

Complete usage

# All options from git-rewrite-commits work:
grec [options]

Options:
  -h, --help               Show help
  -V, --version           Show version
  -d, --dry-run           Preview changes without applying
  -v, --verbose           Show detailed output
  -b, --branch <branch>   Target branch (default: current)
  -m, --max-commits <n>   Process only last n commits
  -s, --staged            Generate message for staged changes
  --skip-backup           Don't create backup branch
  --skip-well-formed      Skip already well-formed commits (default)
  --no-skip-well-formed   Process all commits
  --min-quality <n>       Min quality score (0-10, default: 7)
  --provider <provider>   AI provider: openai/ollama (default: openai)
  --model <model>         AI model to use
  --template <template>   Commit message template
  --language <lang>       Output language (default: en)
  --prompt <prompt>       Custom AI prompt
  --install-hooks         Install git hooks
  --skip-remote-consent   Skip consent prompt (for automation)

Why grec?

  • Shorter to type: grec vs git-rewrite-commits
  • Easier to remember: Git Rewrite Commits = grec
  • Same functionality: 100% compatible, just an alias

Documentation

For full documentation, examples, and setup guides, see:

License

MIT - Same as git-rewrite-commits