Documentation

Git-AIC Docs

This documentation covers the parts of Git-AIC that matter once you move past installation: configuration, prompt control, repo-local behavior, and common failure cases.

If you are new to the tool, start with installation and configuration first. After that, the prompt documentation is the most useful reference because prompt behavior is where most of the customization happens.

Sections

• Installation
  How to install Git-AIC and confirm the CLI is available.

• Configuration
  API key setup, config commands, and the core commit flow.

• Prompts
  Global prompts, private local prompts, shared repository prompts, prompt resolution order, and editor behavior.

• Troubleshooting
  Common problems such as running outside a Git repository or clearing a generated message.

Recommended Reading Order

1. Installation
2. Configuration
3. Prompts
4. Troubleshooting