Nice idea, I encounter this problem often during work. I usually end up doing the lazier "git add -a" where a couple of unrelated small fixes get bunched togeth

Nice idea, I encounter this problem often during work. I usually end up doing the lazier "git add -a" where a couple of unrelated small fixes get bunched together in a larger commit. Sometimes I do take the time to organise the changes into multiple commits, but that process is very prone to making mistakes. The most annoying part is when I accidentally forget to add a crucial one-line chunk belonging to a particular feature I'm working on, so that I have one commit "refactor: ..." that accidentally has an important config change or a one-line change that actually belongs to the feature. So now the feature commit doesn't represent a fully working program. Very annoying. I'll try this out, see if it works any better. Hope it does!