Rewritten
Debounce search input to reduce request volume
The search box now waits for a pause in typing before querying, avoiding a request on every keystroke.
About this tool
Sometimes you know exactly what you changed but not how to phrase it as a tidy commit. This tool takes a plain description of your change and turns it into a well-formed commit message — an imperative subject line under the usual length limit, plus a short body if there's a reason worth recording. Unlike the diff-based tool, this one starts from your words rather than the code, which is handy when you're describing intent that a diff wouldn't fully capture.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the diff-to-commit-message tool?+
This one starts from your plain description of the change; the diff tool reads the actual code changes. Use this when intent matters more than the exact diff.
Will the subject line stay short?+
Yes — it aims for a concise imperative subject within the conventional ~50-character guideline, with details moved to the body.
Can it use a type prefix like feat: or fix:?+
Yes — mention that you use Conventional Commits and it will prefix the subject with the appropriate type.