GitPoet

GitPoet writes commit messages from a diff. Paste staged changes, a diff or a whole pull request into the page and it returns a single commit message describing what actually changed and why, in place of a placeholder message or a wall of generated bullet points. It is for developers and teams who want readable project history without writing each message by hand. The tool parses the change itself rather than inferring intent from file names, and the vendor states that it routes work across more than one model, sending routine changes to a fast model and architectural changes to a deeper one. Output can be formatted to the conventional commits standard. A command line path is documented for developers who would rather pipe staged changes from a terminal than paste into a browser, and the paid tier installs a pre commit hook that fills the message in automatically so commit style stays consistent across a team. Pricing has two tiers. Browser and manual use is $0 with unlimited use on the page and no account required, including conventional commits formatting. The tier the vendor calls CI wired is $15 a month and adds the pre commit hook, automatic message filling and team wide commit style consistency, running against the user's own account on the vendor's model platform. The free tier requires pasting code into a web page, which is worth weighing against the sensitivity of the repository involved; the paid tier and the command line path keep the work closer to the developer's own environment.