Recently I saw someone remark that they find "AI" useful for generating commit messages.

Just now I was writing a commit message. Out of long habit, I do that while reviewing a diff of the change I'm about to commit. This is very useful for catching errors (ranging from actual incorrect code to accidentally checking in some debug prints or a including a whole file not meant for *this* commit).

And I thought "wow, I'd bet anything my code quality would go down if I outsourced that to 'AI'".

@swetland just a simple question: how do you do, technically, to review the diff of the commit you're about to make?
@antoinechambertloir Not sure I follow the question... I typically am looking at the output of git diff in one terminal while I'm composing the commit message in another.
@swetland that definitely answers my question, thank you !