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So you would want that SmartGit remembers the setting from here - and your previous choice is active after restart?

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We’re excited to share that the new SmartGit 25.1 Preview is now available – and it comes with some powerful new AI-driven commit message capabilities that we’d love your feedback on!

In this version, you’ll find new AI-assisted commit message features, including:

  • Automatic background generation using keywords like @ai or wip
  • Support for multiple AI services (GitHub, OpenAi, Mistral, Ollama, ...)
  • Seamless integration with your existing workflow

Check out the full overview of what's supported here:
👉 AI Integration Guide

You can download the preview version here:
👉 Download SmartGit 25.1 Preview
(Tip: Use the portable version to install it alongside your current version without any conflict.)


We also have a Video on Youtube:
👉 AI + SmartGit 25.1 Preview: Smarter Git Commits with AI!

We’re particularly interested in your feedback on the advanced capabilities – like the @ai and wip keywords.

  • Do they save you time?
  • Are the suggestions useful and relevant?
  • What other capabilities should we build using LLM technology?

Hi Everyone,


Thank you for all your great feedback.

We’ve been hard at work integrating the first wave of LLM/AI capabilities into the latest SmartGit 25.1 preview build—and we’re excited to share it with you! 

We’d love for you to try it out and let us know what you think. Your feedback will help shape the future of AI-powered features in SmartGit.

📢 Blog Post: AI Commit Message in SmartGit
📖 Documentation: SmartGit AI Docs


Personally, my highlight is how incredibly easy it is to set up and use with GitHub (Copilot) models—getting started takes just a few tweaks!


With custom prompt capabilities, you can create tailored AI-powered solutions to fit your specific workflow.

We hope you like where this is headed—let us know what you think! 🚀

Best Regards
Daniel

Hi

This part where you describe that you can use the GitHub Copilot as OpenAPI compatible REST sounds very interesting.

Do you have a link how this works?

Cheers

Daniel

Thank you for your feedback.

I can see this make the expierence better for users.