Stages your changes, sends the diff to the AI, and lets it split the work into one or more logically coherent commits, each with its own files and message.

please commit

You never run git add or write a commit message yourself.

Guardrails

Two checks run automatically before staging.

Sensitive files, .env, credentials, private keys, and similar, are skipped unless you already staged them yourself. Staging a sensitive file yourself is treated as explicit intent to include it.

Build and dependency directories, node_modules, dist, target, .venv, and similar, that are not already tracked or ignored get added to .gitignore automatically. This keeps beginners without a .gitignore from accidentally committing junk.

Want a sensitive file included anyway? Stage it yourself with git add first, then run please commit. please treats that as your explicit choice.