2 points | by wjr 13 hours ago ago
2 comments
Clever positioning — the gap between "we shipped X" and actually communicating it to users is a real problem for small teams. Does it work well with conventional commits or does it need structured commit messages to generate good output?
Thanks! Good question.
It works with both conventional commits AND unstructured messages.
The AI analyzes the actual content and intent, not just prefixes.
Conventional commits help with clarity, but they're not required.
The main thing is having some context in the message about what changed.
Clever positioning — the gap between "we shipped X" and actually communicating it to users is a real problem for small teams. Does it work well with conventional commits or does it need structured commit messages to generate good output?
Thanks! Good question.
It works with both conventional commits AND unstructured messages.
The AI analyzes the actual content and intent, not just prefixes.
Conventional commits help with clarity, but they're not required.
The main thing is having some context in the message about what changed.