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Enable Tabby to suggest semantic Git commit messages based on current changes (staged or unstaged), either via:
📝 VSCode integration: Suggest in the commit message box
💬 Chat interaction: Ask Tabby “Suggest a commit message”
Option A: Autocomplete in commit box
Trigger: Cursor focuses the message field
Tabby runs git diff --cached, analyzes the change, and suggests (we could also add or encourage it to use some conventions)
Option B: Chat usage
Prompt: "Can you generate a commit message for my changes?"
Tabby reads diff context and replies with:
Suggested semantic commit title
Optional file/change summary
It also could offer auto-staging or git commit -m on approval.
Other "famous" copilot(s) have this feature. Tabby could too, but fully local.
Please reply with a 👍 if you want this feature.
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After installing the Tabby VSCode extension and connecting it to a Tabby server with a chat model enabled, you’ll see a sparkle icon in the VSCode Source Control view. This icon allows you to generate commit messages based on your Git diff. It can also suggest branch names and help you check out a new branch.
For IntelliJ-based IDEs, the Tabby plugin provides a similar feature under Git -> Generate Commit Message.
Enable Tabby to suggest semantic Git commit messages based on current changes (staged or unstaged), either via:
Option A: Autocomplete in commit box
Trigger: Cursor focuses the message field
Tabby runs git diff --cached, analyzes the change, and suggests (we could also add or encourage it to use some conventions)
Option B: Chat usage
Prompt: "Can you generate a commit message for my changes?"
Tabby reads diff context and replies with:
It also could offer auto-staging or git commit -m on approval.
Other "famous" copilot(s) have this feature. Tabby could too, but fully local.
Please reply with a 👍 if you want this feature.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: