For my personal and test projects, after writing or modifying code, I use VScode's AI feature to automatically generate commit messages. Then I push the completed commit.

However, sometimes when I look at the automatically generated commit messages, I realize that I've made mistakes in my code modifications. In such cases, I revise the code, generate a new commit message, and push it again.

There are two reasons why this feature may not be available in my company. The first is because the company prohibits the use of AI that requires transmitting source code to external parties for security reasons. Second, the company's project has a template for commit messages that everyone must follow, and currently vscode AI does not have the function to create a commit message that matches the template.

Nevertheless, this feature provides me with great convenience when I am working on personal or test projects. When I work on such projects, I often write rough commit messages, but ai generates better commit messages than that. Also, I sometimes look at the commit messages generated by AI and review the code again. This makes me feel like AI is doing a code review.