Write a conventional commit message

Draft a Git changeset note with a concise subject, wrapped body, and trailers.

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ToolGit Commit Message
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How it works

A subject, optional body, and trailers are joined with blank-line separation; line lengths are checked without truncating text. Trailer keys remain at the end for Git and release tooling.

  • Short subjects fit Git log summaries.
  • The body and trailer rules stay project-configurable.

Worked example

Feature commit from description
Type a change description and get a formatted conventional commit message with auto-lowercased subject
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											Add dark mode toggle to user preferences
										
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												feat: add dark mode toggle to user preferences
											

When to use this

Commit preparation, code review, and release automation draft structured changeset notes.

Edge cases

  • An overlong subject is flagged instead of truncated.
  • The blank line separates the subject from the body.
  • A trailer-looking line at the end can be parsed as metadata.

References