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gsc-dx

v1.0.3

Published

A smart git wrapper that adds shorthand commands for add/commit/push with optional AI-enhanced commit messages.

Readme

gsc-dx

Simple git commits with AI-generated messages from your actual staged changes.

gsc uses the authenticated claude CLI first, then falls back to the authenticated codex CLI. It reads the git diff, generates a commit message, and runs the git commands for you.

Install

npm install -g gsc-dx

This installs the gsc command.

Basic workflow

gsc add runs git add . and commits everything with an auto-generated message based on what was actually edited:

gsc add

To commit and push, stage with git add . first, then run gsc push:

git add .
gsc push

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | gsc add | Runs git add ., generates a commit message from the diff, and commits. | | gsc push | Generates a commit message from staged changes, commits, and pushes to the current branch. | | gsc push --<branch> | Same as gsc push, but pushes to the named branch instead. | | gsc help | Prints command help. |

Examples

Commit everything:

gsc add

Stage, commit, and push:

git add .
gsc push

Push to a specific branch:

git add .
gsc push --dev

AI message generation

gsc does not need an API key. It uses whichever CLI is already installed and authenticated:

  1. claude -p
  2. codex

If neither CLI is available, gsc will stop before committing.