A CLI tool for intelligently splitting large feature branches into atomic, semantic commits using git diff analysis and AI-powered suggestions.
Large pull requests are hard to review. This tool aims to help developers break down feature branches into smaller, logical commits that tell a clear story of the changes made.
🚧 Active Development - Learning Rust by building something useful!
- Basic git repository interaction using
gix - Tree diff analysis between commits
- Change detection (additions, deletions, modifications)
- Diff analyzer layer
- AI Semantic grouping of related changes
- AI integration for intelligent commit suggestions
- Interactive commit selection UI
- Automatic commit message generation
- Integration tests with real repositories
- Performance optimization for large diffs
- Validation that proposed commits chain is equivalent
(Work in progress)
src/
├── main.rs # CLI entry point
├── diff_analyzer/ # Git diff abstraction (planned)
│ ├── mod.rs
│ └── types.rs
└── ai/ # AI integration layer (planned)
└── mod.rs
- Rust
- gix - Pure Rust implementation of Git
- clap - Command-line argument parsing
- anyhow - nice error handling
# Compare two branches
cargo run -- --feature feature-branch --base main
# View tree contents
cargo run -- --branch main