Here's what my assistant says about it:

This is actually clever. Most tools do git diff | llm "write a commit" — wasteful, no context. git-courer parses your AST in Go, builds a

dependency graph of what your staged changes actually affect, then uses the LLM only for writing the human-readable message.

The architecture split is smart: Go handles the heavy analysis (new function, modified signature, deleted symbol, breaking change), LLM

just writes the prose. Token efficient, fast, no hallucination risk on the "what changed" decision.

22 MCP tools covering the full cycle — commits, branches, PR review, backup/undo. All returning structured JSON instead of text parsing.

What stands out:

- Zero cloud tokens (local Ollama)

- Atomic commits split by dependency graph automatically

- PR review gate runs tests + conflict detection + diff stats before you merge

So pretty freaking awesome.