I built a small Windows CLI tool called gitblurb that runs git diff against your base branch, sends it to the Anthropic API through a hosted endpoint, and prints a PR description to stdout that gets copied to your clipboard.
Output includes an imperative-mood title (≤72 chars), a bullet summary of what changed, inferred motivation from the diff, and testing guidance.
It's mostly for the routine stuff like refactors and feature additions (diff tells most of the story). It won't help you explain a complex bug fix where the context is all in your head.
I would appreciate feedback, especially from those who have tried similar tools or think the Copilot overlap makes this redundant.
I built a small Windows CLI tool called gitblurb that runs git diff against your base branch, sends it to the Anthropic API through a hosted endpoint, and prints a PR description to stdout that gets copied to your clipboard.
Output includes an imperative-mood title (≤72 chars), a bullet summary of what changed, inferred motivation from the diff, and testing guidance.
It's mostly for the routine stuff like refactors and feature additions (diff tells most of the story). It won't help you explain a complex bug fix where the context is all in your head.
I would appreciate feedback, especially from those who have tried similar tools or think the Copilot overlap makes this redundant.