Introduce a “Simple Mode” option for AI-generated Git commit messages.

Feature Requests
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Problem

The current AI-generated Git commit messages are overly detailed by default. While this level of detail can be useful in some scenarios, it often introduces unnecessary verbosity for routine changes. Developers frequently prefer concise, single-line commit messages that quickly summarize the intent of a change, especially for small fixes or iterative development.

This lack of a streamlined option reduces efficiency and creates friction in workflows where brevity is preferred.

Solution

Introduce a “Simple Mode” option for AI-generated Git commit messages.

When enabled, Simple Mode should:

  • Generate a single concise sentence summarizing the change

  • Avoid detailed breakdowns (e.g., bullet points, sections, extended explanations)

  • Follow conventional commit style where applicable (optional, configurable)

Example:

Current (default mode):

Refactor timer scheduling logic to improve accuracy and performance

- Replace priority_queue with time wheel structure
- Reduce lock contention in scheduling path
- Add unit tests for edge cases

Simple Mode:

Refactor timer scheduling logic for better accuracy and performance

The mode should be easily switchable (e.g., toggle in UI or config setting).

Use Case

  1. Small or incremental changes (e.g., bug fixes, minor refactors)
  2. High-frequency commits where speed is prioritized
  3. Teams that enforce concise commit message conventions
  4. Personal projects where detailed history is unnecessary

Priority

  • :red_circle: High - Blocking issue
  • :yellow_circle: Medium - Important improvement
  • :green_circle: Low - Nice to have

Additional Info

  1. This feature complements existing detailed generation rather than replacing it
  2. Could be extended in the future with multiple verbosity levels (e.g., Simple / Standard / Detailed)
  3. Optionally allow customization of output style (e.g., enforce imperative mood, max length)