AI Commit Backend

This is the backend service for the AI Commit project, responsible for generating commit messages using AI models. It integrates with models like Mistral, LLaMA 2, and OpenAI to provide AI-driven commit message suggestions based on code diffs and file changes. The backend also handles the Command-Line Interface (CLI) for interacting with the service.

Features

• Commit Message Generation: Generates commit messages based on changed files and diffs using AI models.
• Offline AI Models: Uses Mistral 7B and LLaMA 2 models for offline commit message generation.
• OpenAI API Integration: Can also use OpenAI's GPT-4 model for cloud-based commit message generation (requires API key).
• CLI Integration: The backend is accessed and operated through a CLI, allowing users to generate commit messages directly from their terminal.

Installation

To install the backend, it's recommended to install it via Cargo:

cargo install ai-commit

This is the preferred method for installing the backend as it ensures you're using the latest stable version. After running this command, the ai-commit CLI will be available for you to use.

Alternatively, if you prefer a manual installation, you can run the following command, which will download and run the install.sh script located in the backend folder:

curl -sSL https://github.com/Morgan-Ngetich/ai-commit/raw/main/backend/install.sh | bash

This command will:

• Install the necessary dependencies for the backend.
• Download and set up the required AI models (Mistral, LLaMA 2, or configure OpenAI API).

Folder Structure

• install.sh: The installation script to set up the backend environment and dependencies.
• src/ai_model.rs: Contains logic for handling AI model interaction, generating commit messages, and running Ollama.
• src/main.rs: Main entry point that integrates Git commands with AI model-driven commit message generation. This is where the CLI commands are executed.

Running the Backend

Once the backend is installed, you can generate commit messages using the CLI:

ai-commit

This command will analyze the staged files in your Git repository and generate a commit message based on the changes. You'll then be prompted to confirm or edit the suggested message before committing.