Better commit history, without giving up control.

Stage your changes, click the button in Source Control (or press Ctrl/Cmd+Alt+G), and a ready-to-edit message appears.

Works from what you’ve staged — or looks at every change in the project when nothing is staged yet.

Pick concise one-liners, fuller messages, or let GitMind decide based on how big the change is.

Automatically skips lock files and machine-generated churn, and lets you exclude any files or folders you choose.

Spots issue IDs like JIRA-123 in your branch name and can read the linked GitHub issue for extra context.

Add plain-English instructions — “always mention the module name” — and every message follows them.

Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral, DeepSeek, Grok, Groq, Perplexity and more — use the account you already have.

Already pay for Copilot? Use it directly — no extra API key to sign up for.

Run a local model on your own machine, so your code never travels anywhere.

Point GitMind at your company’s self-hosted or OpenAI-compatible service as an 18th option.

Fetch the latest models straight from your provider inside the settings screen — no manual typing.

The built-in basic style writes clear, readable commit messages out of the box.

Conventional Commits, Angular, Gitmoji, Semantic, Linux-kernel style and more — pick the one your team uses.

Put Gitmoji emoji where you want them, or define your own emoji-to-meaning map.

Generate commit messages in your team’s working language, not just English.

Cap the summary at 50–100 characters and the body at 2–15 lines, so messages always fit your standards.

Studies up to 2,500 of your past commits so new messages sound like they belong in your project.

Review and shape the message in a dedicated panel, with per-file control over what’s included.

Compare a concise, a detailed, and an intent-focused version of the same commit — pick the best.

Commit Composer turns one messy pile of changes into a tidy series of focused commits — down to individual edits.

Flags problems in your changes before they’re committed, with severity levels you decide on.

See at a glance how clear and complete a proposed commit message is.

Generate or update your CHANGELOG from real project history, aware of version numbers.

Draft a clear PR description from the branch’s changes instead of writing it from scratch.

Get sensible messages when you squash a branch or stash work in progress.

Turn a range of commits into readable release notes for your users.

Ask for a plain-English explanation of what a past commit changed and why.

GitMind sends no usage data anywhere — the only traffic is to the AI provider you choose.

A built-in walkthrough gets you started, and one-click diagnostics confirm your connection works.

Provider keys live in VS Code’s encrypted secret storage, never in plain-text settings files.

Automatic retries and a fallback model mean a busy provider doesn’t block your commit.

Adjust temperature, response length and other model settings for the speed-versus-detail balance you want.

Generate a sanitized report on your own machine when you need support — nothing is uploaded.