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Generate meaningful commit messages via DeepSeek AI for Obsidian Git - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.

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AI Commit for Obsidian

Generate meaningful git commit messages via DeepSeek AI directly from Obsidian Git source control view.

Adds a sparkle button next to the Commit button. Click it to generate a commit message from staged changes.

Features

  • One-click generation — button in Obsidian Git source control view, or via command palette
  • DeepSeek V4 Flash — fast and cheap default model, V4 Pro available
  • Customizable prompt — adjust language, style, and tone
  • Timeout & retry — configurable timeout (10–120s) with automatic retries (3 attempts)
  • Plain messages — no Conventional Commits prefixes (unless you configure them in custom instructions)

Requirements

Installation

From Community Plugins

  1. Open Settings → Community Plugins
  2. Search "AI Commit"
  3. Install and enable

Manual (BRAT)

  1. Install BRAT plugin
  2. Add arumata/obsidian-ai-commit as a beta plugin

Manual (direct)

cd /path/to/vault/.obsidian/plugins
git clone https://github.com/arumata/obsidian-ai-commit.git ai-commit
cd ai-commit && npm install && npm run build

Settings

Setting Default Description
API Key — DeepSeek API key (stored locally, never sent anywhere but DeepSeek)
Model DeepSeek V4 Flash V4 Flash (fast/cheap) or V4 Pro (more capable)
Timeout 30s API request timeout (10–120s)
Custom instructions — Extra prompt rules (e.g. "Always write in Russian")

How It Works

  1. Stage files in Obsidian Git
  2. Click the ✨ button (or Ctrl+P → "Generate commit message")
  3. The plugin runs git diff --cached, sends the diff to DeepSeek
  4. The generated message appears in the commit text area
  5. Review and click Commit

Development

npm install
npm run dev     # Watch mode
npm run build   # Production build
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