chidekina/aria-superpowers/commit

Smart Commit

Generate conventional commit messages using local Ollama (free, no API tokens).

Usage

/commit                    # Generate message from staged changes
/commit --push             # Commit and push
/commit --all              # Stage all changes first
/commit --style simple     # Simple style (not conventional)

Workflow

1. Check staged changes:

``bash git diff --cached --stat ``

1. Generate message:

Use aria_commit_message (ARIA MCP) or fallback to ollama_commit_message.

1. Present and confirm:

Show generated message, ask for edits.

1. Commit:

```bash git commit -m "<message>

Co-Authored-By: Ollama <local@ollama.ai>" ```

1. Push (if --push):

``bash git push origin HEAD ``

Message Format

Conventional Commits (default)

<type>(<scope>): <description>
 
<body>
 
Co-Authored-By: Ollama <local@ollama.ai>

Types: feat, fix, docs, style, refactor, test, chore, perf

Simple Style

<description>
 
<body>

Examples

/commit
# → feat(auth): add JWT token refresh endpoint
#
#   - Added refresh token validation
#   - Updated user session handling
#   - Added tests for token expiry
 
/commit --push
# Same as above, then pushes to origin
 
/commit --all
# Stages all changes first: git add -A

Tool Priority

1. mcp__aria__aria_commit_message (ARIA MCP - preferred)
2. mcp__ollama__ollama_commit_message (Ollama MCP - fallback)
3. Manual generation (if both unavailable)

Integration with lazygit

AC CLI's qcommit command uses the same logic:

ac qcommit        # Same as /commit
ac qcommit --push # Same as /commit --push

Lazygit keybinding A also triggers this.

Notes

• First line always under 72 characters
• Large diffs (>4000 chars) are summarized
• Uses local Ollama = zero API cost
• Co-Authored-By identifies AI-generated messages