The Git tool you wish existed.
SnapCommit is an AI-powered VS Code extension that handles commits, conflicts, pull requests, and releases in one click. No terminal. No memorizing commands. No jumping between ChatGPT and StackOverflow.
Every developer ends up searching the same things again and again: how to resolve a merge conflict, how to undo a commit, when to rebase vs merge. You copy commands, try them, they fail, and suddenly thirty minutes of focus is gone.
ChatGPT helps, but it can’t see your repo. So you end up stuck in the loop of copying errors back and forth while losing time and momentum.
SnapCommit fixes that. It lives inside VS Code, sees your repo, understands your context, and just handles things directly. You click buttons, and your work gets shipped.
Here’s what it offers:
Smart commit and push with AI-written messages. Automatic conflict resolution. One-click PR creation with a generated title and description. Instant undo for any Git operation. Simple branch creation, switching, and merging. You don’t need to remember commands.
It also gives you natural-language Git. You can literally type what you want to do. It suggests what to do next based on the state of your repo. It reminds you about uncommitted changes when you forget. And it tracks how much time you save.
If you’re new to Git, it walks you through everything with an easy setup and contextual help right inside the editor. If you’re experienced, it gives you quick actions and shortcuts so you never have to leave VS Code.
SnapCommit comes with a 7-day free trial, then costs $4.99 per month or $49.99 per year.
It’s great for junior developers who find Git overwhelming, busy developers who hate breaking flow, and teams that are tired of repeated Git questions.
It runs locally in VS Code, your code stays on your machine, and only minimal Git metadata is sent for AI suggestions. Nothing is stored or used for training.
Install it in half a minute. Ship code faster and with less stress.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=snapcommit.snapcommit
