@335g/pi-autocommit

This Skill addresses the pain point for developers of frequently having to manually commit code and write commit messages during the coding process. In practical development, after each file modification by an AI coding assistant, developers often need to manually execute git add and git commit, which not only interrupts their workflow but also makes it easy to miss intermediate states. This Skill automatically creates lightweight checkpoint commits after each file change, and at the end of the agent loop, the LLM reorganizes these checkpoints into logical commits that comply with the Conventional Commits specification.

Usage is straightforward: simply install the extension via pi install @335g/pi-autocommit, after which it will automatically take effect without any additional configuration. Each time the AI coding agent executes a file modification tool (such as write, edit, or bash), if there are changes in the workspace, it will automatically run git add -A and create a checkpoint commit. When the entire agent loop concludes, it performs a soft reset on these checkpoints, leveraging the LLM to analyze change diffs and conversation context to generate multiple, logically clear Conventional Commits. You can also adjust settings like language (English/Japanese), enable status, and reorganization delay via the configuration file .pi/pi-autocommit.json.

It is particularly well-suited for users of AI coding assistants who require frequent code iteration, especially developers using pi-coding-agent. Whether for full-stack, backend, or frontend development, during extended coding sessions, this Skill ensures every intermediate state is safely preserved while maintaining a clean and readable final commit history. It is especially practical for projects requiring team collaboration and adherence to the Conventional Commits specification.

It is recommended to adopt this tool uniformly in team project development to ensure all commits comply with the standard. Note that it is primarily designed for the pi-coding-agent environment and may not be compatible with other AI coding assistants (like Cursor or Trae). Additionally, when the LLM is unavailable, it falls back to heuristic-based commit merging, though the commit quality may be lower than the LLM-assisted version. Automatic committing is enabled by default; if you wish to enable it only for specific sessions, you can control this via configuration.