AI Commit Messages
Turn a Diff Into a Clean Commit Message.
Paste your git diff into @vustbot and get a conventional commit message to copy straight in. A coding chat — free to start, no card, pay with Telegram Stars.
See the difference
Paste the diff, copy the message — conventional by default, your style on request.
Who writes commit messages with AI
- Busy devs
- Turn a diff into a clear commit message
- A conventional, readable message in seconds — paste your diff, get the message.
- Teams
- Keep commit history consistent
- Messages that follow a convention (feat/fix/docs…) without thinking about wording each time.
- Learners
- See how to phrase a good commit
- A well-structured message plus a short why, so the habit sticks.
How AI commit messages work here
- 01
Paste your diff or summary
Open @vustbot and paste `git diff` output or describe what changed.
- 02
Get a clean message
The bot returns a conventional commit message (type, scope, summary, optional body) you can copy straight into your commit.
- 03
Adjust the style
Ask for a different convention, shorter subject, or an emoji prefix — refine in the same chat.
Write a commit message free
Open @vustbot, paste your diff, and get a clean commit message — free tier, no card. Stars for more.
Commit messages, honestly
You paste the diff
@vustbot is a chat — it writes the message from the diff or summary you give it. It doesn't read your repo or run git for you.
Conventions on request
Conventional Commits by default, or ask for your team's style. It also flags when a change probably needs splitting into two commits.
Free tier, no card
Start free; pay with Telegram Stars only for heavier use. No card subscription.
Frequently asked questions
How does the AI commit message generator work?
Open @vustbot, paste your git diff output (or a short summary of what changed), and the bot returns a clean commit message — type, scope, summary, and an optional body. Copy it straight into your commit.
Does it read my repo or run git for me?
No — it's a chat. You paste the diff or describe the change, and it writes the message. It doesn't connect to your repository or run git commands.
Which conventions does it follow?
Conventional Commits by default (feat, fix, docs, refactor, etc.), or ask for your team's style — shorter subject, no scope, an emoji prefix. It also flags when a change probably belongs in two separate commits.
Can it match my team's commit convention?
Yes — ask for your style (Conventional Commits with a scope, Angular, gitmoji, or your own) and it follows it. It also flags when a change probably belongs in two separate commits.
Can it do more than commit messages?
Yes — @vustbot is a full coding chat: review, debugging, explanations, tests, refactors, SQL and regex, all by pasting into the same conversation.
Ready when you are
AI commit messages in Telegram.
Paste a diff and @vustbot writes a clear conventional commit message — copy it straight in. A coding chat, free to start, pay with Telegram Stars.