Commitproof — AI commit messages that always pass commitlint

AI drafts your commit message, then guarantees it passes your repo's commitlint — Conventional Commits, scopes, banned words, ticket IDs. Obeys your convention on the first try, unlike Copilot.

Description supplied by the publisher; it is a claim, not verified evidence.

Name
openvsx:commitproof.commitproof
Listed in
Open VSX Registry
Publisher
commitproof
Latest version
0.0.2
Published
2026-06-15
License
MIT
Evidence
Listed only, not analyzed yet
Sandbox run
Not run (not analyzed yet)

Source: https://github.com/flyingmiata-droid/commitproof

What an IDE extension can do

An extension runs inside VS Code-compatible editors with your permissions: it can read and change the files you open, start programs and reach the network. UND Assay has not checked the code of Commitproof — AI commit messages that always pass commitlint.

Before you install it

  1. Check that the namespace is the publisher you expect: look-alike names happen.
  2. Open its repository and compare it with the version published on Open VSX: the uploaded file is not built from it.
  3. Install a specific version and read what changed before you update.

Listed from the Open VSX Registry. Listing it here is not an endorsement by the Eclipse Foundation or by UND Assay.

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