git log is a lie.
at least make it a good one.
Type what you actually did, in plain English. Get a commit message that sounds like a senior engineer wrote it. Same diff, two completely different stories.
what you said
"moved one div and somehow fixed everything"
↓
what git sees
"fix: resolve layout rendering inconsistency in component hierarchy"
→ Use as-is
Regenerate
Edit
Cancel
npm install -g honestcommit
how it works
→git add . then hc "whatever you actually did", that's the whole workflow
→Secretly reads your diff, even a vague message gets a good result
→hc -g 3 generates multiple options, pick your favorite lie
→--type conventional gives you feat:/fix:/chore: for the spec-following crowd
→Review before commit: Use as-is, Regenerate, Edit, or Cancel
→--dry-run shows the lie without committing to it
things people have actually typed
hc "no idea why this works but the tests pass now"
hc "copy pasted from stackoverflow, deal with it"
hc "deleted the thing that was breaking everything, sorry future me"