feat(ai-commit): Add initial hello world file - #15
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This commit introduces a new file containing a simple "hello world" message. The addition of this file serves as a foundational element for future development and testing. By including this basic output, we establish a clear starting point for further enhancements and functionality. This change will help new contributors understand the project's structure and purpose.
Enhance the documentation within the environment files to provide clearer instructions for users of the ai-commit tool. The changes include the addition of section headers and improved descriptions for the `OPENAI_API_KEY` and `COMMIT_AI_MODEL` variables. These updates aim to clarify the purpose of each variable and ensure that users understand the optional nature of the `COMMIT_AI_MODEL`. By improving the documentation, we enhance the user experience and reduce potential confusion when setting up the environment for ai-commit.
This commit enhances the clarity of the environment configuration files by adding additional newlines in both the `.env-example` and `lib/init-env.js` files. The extra newlines improve the readability of the configuration sections, making it easier for developers to understand and modify the settings as needed. These changes do not affect the functionality of the application, but they contribute to better maintainability and usability of the environment setup process. Clearer configuration files can help reduce errors during setup and improve onboarding for new developers.
The command used to create pull requests in the GitHub Actions workflow has been updated from `pnpm open-pr` to `pnpm pr:create`. This change aligns the command with the latest updates in the associated package, ensuring that the workflow functions as intended. Additionally, the README has been updated to reflect this change, providing users with accurate information on how to utilize the new command. This update improves clarity and helps maintain consistency across documentation and workflow configurations.
This commit modifies the command used to create pull requests in the GitHub Actions workflow. The command has been changed from `pnpm pr:create` to `pnpm run pr:create` to ensure proper execution of the script. This change aligns with the standard usage of npm scripts and enhances clarity for developers. Additionally, the README documentation has been updated to reflect this change. The updated command is now consistent throughout the documentation, which will help prevent confusion for users interacting with the pull request creation process. No functional changes are introduced by this update, but it improves the overall consistency and usability of the project.
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April 2, 2026 01:45
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feat(ai-commit): Add initial hello world file
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