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By Canoryn · v1.0.0 · updated 29 Sept 2026

Stage your changes, press Run, and a clear Conventional Commits message lands on your clipboard — a summary line under 72 characters and a short body that says why.

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Write my commit message
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$ cd ~/path/to/your/project && git --no-pager diff --staged | head -c 40000
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Commit message (copied)

*— Message writes this part when the workflow runs —*
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Template5 nodes4 connections

The template's own canvas, drawn from its saved file. Run preview plays a simulation; the real run happens in Canoryn for macOS (free download), where a template arrives switched off until you press Run.

Before it runs

  • Your Mac's terminal — commands run only after you press Run
  • Your model provider — the one you set up in Canoryn, or a local model
  • Documents on your Mac

It arrives switched off: nothing runs until you open it and press Run.

Inside

  • Trigger1
  • Terminal1
  • AI step1
  • Action1
  • Document1

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#git#developer

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