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I love @gitkraken.com and use it daily, but I’ve also used git for 20 years and gotta say, you don’t need this if you use atomic commits and conventional commits message formatting. Good git practice never goes out of style.

@gitkraken.com Ai-written commit messages and ai-interpreted commit messages are the product of an issue we’ve all faced, not the solution. If anyone needs me, I’ll be the one feeling old lol

My philosophy on git? I thought you’d never ask…

1. Commit early and often

3. Use meaningful commit messages. They often are more useful than code comments.

4. Decentralized commits. Push them somewhere else. You never know 😂