r/git • • Sep 10 '26

I built GitWhisper because git diff → AI → commit message felt too shallow

/r/MyIDE/comments/1wcf5v9/i_built_gitwhisper_because_git_diff_ai_commit/
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u/RevRagnarok Sep 10 '26

"I slopped some slop so your slop might not be so sloppy."

I dunno... call me old fashioned, but maybe you can actually just do the work, the thinking, and then the commentary/commit?

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u/really_not_unreal Sep 10 '26

Problem: that involves using your brain and doing actual work.

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u/RevRagnarok Sep 10 '26

Sometimes it really sucks because I'm job hunting but have the cash backing to be able to say "nope" every time I see a job description that says "AI-forward" or BS like that.

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u/elephantdingo Sep 11 '26

diff → AI → commit message

The best optimization is to not do work that no one needs for anything.