The asynchronous Git commit polisher. Write code, fire your standard commit, and let the ghost daemon rewrite it perfectly using AI in the background.
Run git commit -m "fix". The intercepting post-commit hook finishes instantly.
A background process orphans itself to the OS, completely freeing your terminal.
The script fetches the diff, streams to the LLM, and runs git commit --amend silently.
If you run git push early, the payload queues until the amend finishes.
Track your time saved and AI-polished commit counts. A native dashboard inside your IDE gives you tangible insight into how much repetitive work the daemon has eliminated.
Never lose the "Original Draft" intent. The interactive timeline highlights which commits were ghost-authored by AI, revealing the exact models, generation latency, and your original rough thoughts.
Don't want to use the terminal? Native VS Code and IntelliJ IDEA plugins monitor the state file to provide real-time background status, streaming logs, and controls directly where you write code.
Synchronous CLI tools (like aicommits) and deep agents (Copilot) are great if you want to micromanage your commits. But they force you to wait 10-30 seconds to generate and review. Git AI is built for flow-state developers: it stays entirely out of your way and polishes asynchronously.
No. Git AI uses a strictly matched lock prefix [⏳]. It only ever amends the latest exact commit it was initiated on.
By default, the pre-push hook intercepts the network call, puts it in an execution queue, and releases the terminal. The actual network push runs automatically in the background.
Git AI natively supports the OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, and DeepSeek APIs. It also supports locally hosted models like Ollama.
No, the core engine is a standalone Go binary that operates purely via standard Git hooks. It works universally.
Install the CLI via script or grab an IDE plugin.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/daidi/git-ai/main/install.sh | bash