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Meet Your Auto-Commit Assistant

This handy little script keeps an eye on your dotfiles (or any folder you choose) and takes care of Git commits for you—so you don’t have to remember!

How It Works!

  • Watches Like a Hawk: It monitors your folder for any changes—whether you’ve created, modified, or deleted files.
  • Pauses Before Acting: After spotting changes, it waits for a set amount of time (like 30 seconds) to make sure you’re done editing. No more half-finished commits!
  • Asks for Permission: Once the timer’s up, it’ll pop up a friendly notification asking if you’d like to commit those changes.
  • Commits & Pushes: With just a tap, it stages, commits, and pushes your changes—all automatically.

Why You’ll Love It

  • No More Forgotten Commits: Never lose track of changes again.
  • Saves Time: No manual git add, git commit, or git push—just sit back and relax.
  • Customizable: Adjust the timer or folder path to fit your workflow.

Perfect For

  • Developers who hate repetitive Git tasks.
  • Anyone managing dotfiles or config folders.
  • People who want a smarter, simpler way to handle version control.

Let the script do the heavy lifting while you focus on what matters most!

License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See the LICENSE file for details.

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This is a Bash script that detects modified and newly created files in a specified directory and automatically commits them according to a set timer.

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