I always end up reading through my commit diffs while committing and then maybe like a third of the time I edit something about them. So for me this seems like

I always end up reading through my commit diffs while committing and then maybe like a third of the time I edit something about them. So for me this seems like it could be a natural acknowledgement of that; just make that editing after the fact be the primary / only workflow. Haven't used this yet so no idea if it's actually great or terrible, but I like to see ingrained conventional wisdom challenged like this. We're always in some local maximum, so I think it's often interesting to be pushed in some new direction on the gradient.