Vovy reads your uncommitted Git diff, explains every change file by file, flags risky edits like deleted code or new secrets, then commits cleanly.
Show me in plain English what Claude Code changed before I commit it
How it works
- Collect the diff: Vovy runs git status and git diff to gather every changed, new and deleted file since your last commit.
- Explain it file by file: Vovy shows a diff card for each file with a one-line summary, like "added a loading spinner to checkout".
- Flag anything risky: Vovy highlights big deletions, edits to auth or payment code, new dependencies, and anything that looks like a pasted key.
- Keep or discard pieces: You say what to keep. Vovy stages only those files and can undo the rest, after checking with you.
- Commit with a clear message: Vovy writes a commit message describing what changed and why, then commits, so your history reads like a changelog.
What you provide
- A project with uncommitted changes
- Your call on what to keep
What you get
- Every change explained
- Risky edits flagged
- Only wanted changes committed
- A clear commit message
FAQ
Why review if the app works?
AI tools sometimes delete unrelated code, loosen security checks, or add packages you did not ask for. Those bugs show up later.
Can I undo just one file?
Yes. git restore on that file puts it back to your last commit. Vovy confirms before discarding anything.
How often should I commit?
After every working change. Small commits make it easy to undo one mistake without losing everything else.
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