Track changes, generate commit message, commit, and optionally push.

This tool automates the Git commit workflow by:

1. Detecting all changes in the repository

2. Generating a conventional commit message

3. Staging and committing the changes

4. Optionally pushing to remote (if confirm_push is True)

5. Updating the CHANGELOG.md file

Supports both local repositories and remote repository URLs. For remote repositories, the tool will clone them to a workspace and perform operations there.

Args: repository_path: Path to the Git repository or remote URL (default: current directory) Supports: - Local paths: ".", "/path/to/repo", "relative/path" - SSH URLs: "git@github.com:user/repo.git" - HTTPS URLs: "https://github.com/user/repo.git" confirm_push: Whether to push to remote after committing (default: False)

Returns: Dictionary containing commit result information: - success: Whether the operation completed successfully - commit_hash: The SHA hash of the created commit - commit_message: The full commit message used - files_changed: Number of files affected - pushed: Whether the commit was pushed to remote - changelog_updated: Whether CHANGELOG.md was updated - message: Human-readable status message - error: Error message if operation failed

Analyze changes and generate a Conventional Commit message using AI.

• For remote repositories, only SSH URLs are allowed.

• Uses OpenAI gpt-4o-mini (configurable) when ENABLE_AI=true.

• Falls back to heuristic generator on failure or when AI is disabled.

Returns: { success, commit_message, files_changed, message, error? }