Automations are shell scripts I wrote alongside generative AI, that leverage generative AI to make common developer tasks delightful and efficient.
autogit's goal is to ensure you're always working with the latest code, because even experienced developers forget to git pull at the least opportune times.
Read the deep-dive blog post on autogit to learn about everything it can do.
autoreview is a shell script that performs a detailed code review of your stashed git changes.
Here's an example of a code review you'd get back, right in your terminal, so that you can refer to the review while you fix your code in another buffer:
Never write "check in latest" ever again. Always get accurate, well-formed git messages that actually record the context of the changes you're making for posterity
Example pull request opened by this command.
Reads all the commit messages for commits that exist in your current branch but not in your default branch. Writes a pull request description and title for you, then uses the gh tool to programmatically open the pull request for you. Pairs very nicely with autocommitmessage.
Here's an example of a pull request opened by this automation - in fact, I ran it on this codebase itself to open my most recent pr!
