OpenCode
Lets you hand coding tasks to an open source AI agent that works with many model providers
by Anomaly
OpenCommit
Writes a clear git commit message for your changes with one short command
What it does
OpenCommit is a command-line tool that reads the changes you are about to commit with git and writes a meaningful commit message for them. You run oco in your project; it stages your changes if needed, drafts the message with the AI provider you choose and lets you confirm before committing. It works with OpenAI, Anthropic and other providers, or a local model through Ollama or llama.cpp. It suits developers who want tidy commit history without writing every message by hand.
Every commit in its own repository is written by the tool, so you can see the kind of messages it produces before you try it.
Before you start
- 1A computer with macOS, Windows or Linux.
- 2Node.js and git on your computer
- 3An API key from OpenAI or another AI provider, or a local model through Ollama
- !Pay per use. The AI service it calls charges for what you use.
How to start
- Install itPaste the install request into an AI agent you already use, or run the official command yourself or follow the official guide.macOS, Windows, Linux
npm install -g opencommit - Set it upFollow the first-run steps in the official guide.
- Give it a first taskDescribe what you want in your own words, and check the first result before relying on it.
Steps follow the creator's instructions.
Stuck setting it up?
Tell us what happened. We confirm scope and price before any paid work.
