Gitset.dev serves as a comprehensive platform that streamlines Git-related documentation processes. The platform offers tools for automated README generation, .gitignore file creation, semantic commit message generation, tags & releases management, issues crafter, pull requests maker, code decommenter, dependencies handler, leveraging advanced AI technology to enhance developer workflows.

Gitset.dev currently offers the following features:

Issues Crafter: Simplifies GitHub issue management by generating structured, AI-driven issue descriptions and automating key workflows. This tool improves team coordination through intelligent categorization, prioritization, and tracking of issues. It enables faster and more consistent issue handling while supporting agile development practices. Designed to be non-intrusive, ensuring safe integration into existing workflows. Ideal for developers and project managers seeking greater efficiency in collaborative environments.

Pull Requests Maker: Streamlines the entire pull request lifecycle from branch comparison to merge completion. This comprehensive tool enables users to compare branches, generate AI-powered PR descriptions based on commit messages and file changes, and manage the complete review process. It automates PR creation with intelligent title and description generation, supports draft PRs, and facilitates collaborative workflows through assignee and reviewer management. The tool includes advanced features like bulk labeling, merge conflict resolution, and detailed PR analytics showing commits, file changes, and review history. Designed for development teams seeking to optimize their code review processes while maintaining high-quality standards and consistent documentation practices.

Public AI-Readme Generator: Automatically generates professional README.md files for any public repository by analyzing the project's content. This feature, requiring OAuth authentication, creates comprehensive documentation, including project features, installation instructions, usage guidelines, and contribution rules. Users can request modifications to the initial output, receiving different versions based on specific needs. The tool also allows users to compare various versions, ensuring the README aligns with the repository's presentation and functional requirements.

Personal AI-Readme Generator: Generates customized README.md files for both public and private repositories owned by authenticated users (OAuth required). It produces detailed documentation by analyzing the repository's content and context, including key project details, installation steps, and usage instructions. Users can refine the generated output by requesting iterative adjustments, comparing different versions, and ensuring the final README reflects the repository's unique requirements. This tool ensures that both public and private repositories receive personalized, professional documentation tailored to the user's needs.

.gitignore Builder: Helps users generate `.gitignore` files tailored to the specific languages, frameworks, and tools used in their project. By selecting relevant technologies, the tool combines the appropriate rules into a comprehensive and optimized `.gitignore` file, eliminating the need for manually searching templates. No authentication is required, and this tool streamlines the process of maintaining clean repositories, ensuring that unnecessary files are excluded from version control, making it ideal for multi-technology projects.

Commit Messages Generator: A command-line interface (CLI) tool that uses AI to generate accurate, context-sensitive commit messages based on staged changes in the repository. By leveraging semantic versioning and custom user-defined styles, the tool ensures commit messages follow consistent patterns. The AI-powered system adapts to existing commit histories, providing relevant messages that can be manually applied, ensuring both clarity and consistency across the project's commit logs. OAuth authentication is required for this feature to ensure secure and personalized service.

Tags & Releases Manager: Simplifies the creation, editing, and management of tags and releases within GitHub repositories. Users can generate and modify tags and releases with the help of AI-generated release notes, which accurately reflect changes made in the code. This tool ensures a streamlined, consistent process for versioning and release management, reducing manual effort. All actions are fully reversible through Git, providing users with full control. Manual confirmation is required for every operation, ensuring security and accuracy.

Code Decommenter: This tool automatically removes unnecessary comments from code, making it cleaner and more readable. It allows users to specify the types of comments to remove—whether single-line, multi-line, documentation, or pragma comments. The tool parses the code efficiently, ensuring that all functionality remains intact while removing clutter. This feature is particularly useful for preparing codebases for production, optimizing them for automated processing, and maintaining clean, manageable repositories. The tool does not directly modify repositories, leaving the implementation of changes to the user.

Dependencies Handler: Simplifies dependency management by analyzing codebases to identify external dependencies and organizing imports according to best practices. The tool generates configuration files required for dependency management, such as `requirements.txt`, `pom.xml`, `Cargo.toml`, and `CMakeLists.txt`, ensuring that dependencies are properly structured. It supports multiple programming languages, including Python, Java, C/C++, and Rust. By creating standardized, well-organized configuration files, it ensures that projects across different languages maintain proper dependencies, minimizing conflicts and streamlining the development process.

Gitset.dev operates on a token-based pricing system with three plans available:

Basic Plan (Free):
- 300,000 tokens per month (~120 AI operations)
- Access to all 9 Gitset tools
- Web interface + Gitset MCP access
- Community support

Pro Plan:
- 1,000,000 tokens per month (~400 AI operations)
- $2.99/month or $29.99/year (16% savings)
- Everything in Basic plus priority support
- Early access to new features

Enterprise Plan:
- 10,000,000 tokens per month (~4,000 AI operations)
- $19.99/month or $199.99/year (17% savings)
- Everything in Pro plus enterprise support
- Advanced security and custom integrations

Tokens measure AI usage across all tools based on operation complexity and content length. Token consumption varies by operation:
- Analyze dependencies: ~100-250 tokens
- Generate commit message: ~500-2000 tokens
- Generate/refine release notes: ~800-2500 tokens
- Generate/refine issue: ~1200-3400 tokens
- Generate/refine README: ~1500-4000 tokens
- Generate/refine pull request: ~1500-3500 tokens
- Code decommenting: ~3900-5000 tokens

For detailed pricing information, visit our Pricing page.

All subscription-related matters can be managed through your Dashboard or the Lemon Squeezy portal.

The following features require GitHub OAuth authentication:

1. Issues Crafter - This tool streamlines the creation and management of GitHub issues by generating AI-enhanced descriptions and organizing tasks efficiently. Authentication is required to access repository data, ensuring secure and accurate issue processing.

2. Pull Requests Maker - This comprehensive tool manages the entire pull request lifecycle from branch comparison to merge completion. Authentication is required to access repository branches, create pull requests, manage reviews, and perform merge operations while maintaining secure access to your repository data.

3. Public & Personal AI-Readme Generators - These tools analyze repository content to generate detailed and tailored README.md files. Authentication is required to access private repositories and create custom documentation for both public and private projects.

4. Commit Messages Generator - This CLI tool analyzes changes in your repository and generates semantic commit messages based on best practices. OAuth authentication is required to access repository changes and provide relevant commit suggestions.

5. Tags & Releases Manager - This tool allows users to manage tags and releases, create new versions, and generate release notes. Authentication is necessary to modify and manage releases within your repositories.

6. Code Decommenter - This tool removes unnecessary comments from your code to improve readability. Authentication is required to process and clean code by removing specified types of comments (single-line, multi-line, documentation, or pragma comments).

7. Dependencies Handler - This feature analyzes your codebase to identify dependencies and generate necessary configuration files, such as `requirements.txt`, `pom.xml`, and more. Authentication is necessary to access and manage dependencies from your repositories across various programming languages.

The feature .gitignore Builder can be used without authentication.

While Gitset.dev employs advanced AI technology to generate content, users should note that these features are experimental. The platform recommends reviewing and validating all AI-generated content before implementation. Users maintain full control over whether to implement or modify any AI-suggested content.

Gitset.dev collects minimal data necessary for authentication and service provision. The platform uses Google Gemini AI for text generation. For detailed information about data handling, please review the privacy policies of our technology partners:

- GitHub Privacy Statement
- Google Privacy Policy
- Gemini Privacy Notice

You can revoke access in two ways:
1. Through GitSet.dev: Visit our Settings page, go to "Connected Accounts", and click "Revoke GitHub Access".
2. Through GitHub: Visit GitHub's applications settings, find GitSet.dev, click the three dots, and select "Revoke".

Gitset.dev ensures your account and repositories are secure. Below is a detailed overview of the features available on the platform, their permissions, and their impact on your repositories:

Non-interactive features:
-Git Ignore Builder:
Generate comprehensive .gitignore files by selecting the languages, frameworks, and tools relevant to your codebase. This feature provides customizable templates, helping you create a tailored .gitignore file that ensures proper exclusions for your project—all without modifying or reading your repository.

Read-only Features:
-Public AI-README Generator:
Creates README.md files from public repositories by automatically generating concise documentation. This tool reads the contents of public repositories and generates suggestions based on the project details, but no changes are made to the repository itself.

-Personal AI-README Generator:
Similar to the public version, this tool generates README.md files but for your private repositories. It provides tailored documentation suggestions based on your repository's content and is available only for repositories you own. No changes are made to the repository itself.

-Commit Message Generator:
GitSet CLI automatically generates semantic commit messages based on your code changes, streamlining the commit process. You can integrate it into your project by installing the GitSet CLI, allowing you to generate commit messages without manually writing them. This feature does not modify your repository or code. It only generates suggestions for you to review and apply as needed.

Write-capable Features:
-Issues Crafter:
This tool helps you create and manage GitHub issues by generating structured, AI-powered descriptions and organizing tasks to enhance workflow efficiency. It can create new issues directly within your repositories, requiring authentication and explicit user confirmation for each action.

-Pull Requests Maker:
This comprehensive tool manages the entire pull request lifecycle, including creating, editing, reviewing, and merging pull requests. It can generate AI-powered PR descriptions based on branch comparisons and commit analysis. The tool can create new pull requests, update existing ones, submit reviews, and perform merge operations directly within your repositories. Each operation requires your explicit confirmation and authentication to ensure secure access to your repository data.

-Tags & Releases Manager:
This tool enables you to manage your project's versioning by creating, editing, and deleting tags and releases. When creating a release, you can opt to generate release notes using AI. If the generated notes are unsatisfactory, you can refine them by providing additional inputs, ensuring that the final notes meet your expectations. Each operation requires your explicit confirmation, and all actions are logged and can be undone using Git.

Important Notes:
- No code modifications or commits are made automatically; all operations remain under your control.
- The 'repo' OAuth scope is necessary to enable code analysis features and generate accurate suggestions. Without this scope, accurate suggestions cannot be provided, as limited scopes do not allow code inspection of private repositories.

For more information on GitHub OAuth scopes, visit the official GitHub documentation. To manage or revoke permissions, you can always visit the Settings page on GitSet.dev.

No, Gitset.dev does not store or retain any generated content (README files, commit messages, .gitignore files, tags, releases notes, code decommented, or issues) beyond the immediate session. Once generated, content must be saved or implemented by the user as it will not be accessible after the session ends.

Yes, Gitset.dev supports branch-specific operations for authenticated features. You can generate README files, analyze commits, and use other tools across different branches of both public and private repositories. This flexibility allows you to maintain consistent documentation and commit messages across all branches of your projects.

The Gitset desktop application provides all the features of the web platform in a convenient standalone application. Here's how to install it on different operating systems:

Windows:
1. Visit our download page and download the Windows installer (.exe)
2. Open the downloaded file and follow the installation prompts
3. Windows may display a security warning - this is normal for community-developed software
4. Click "Run anyway" to proceed with installation
5. After installation, launch Gitset from your Start menu or desktop shortcut

macOS:
1. Visit our download page and download the macOS disk image (.dmg)
2. Open the downloaded file
3. Drag the Gitset application to your Applications folder
4. When launching for the first time, macOS may display a security warning
5. Open System Preferences > Security & Privacy, then click "Open Anyway"

Linux:
1. Visit our download page and choose either:
- Debian/Ubuntu (.deb): Download and install using `sudo dpkg -i gitset-desktop_[version]_amd64.deb`
- AppImage: Download, make executable with `chmod +x Gitset-[version].AppImage`, and run directly
2. Create a desktop shortcut if desired using your distribution's method

If you encounter any installation issues, please contact support@gitset.dev. For security concerns, please visit our contact page.

Your account will be limited until the next billing cycle. You can upgrade anytime for more tokens through your Dashboard.

Tokens refresh monthly and don't carry over to the next billing period. Each plan provides a fresh allocation of tokens at the beginning of each billing cycle.

Gitset.dev currently supports **one active subscription per user**. If you choose to upgrade or downgrade your plan, your existing subscription will be adjusted or replaced, and your new plan will take effect immediately.

Regarding token usage when changing plans, **your new token limit will be applied instantly**. For example, if you downgrade from an Enterprise Plan (10,000,000 tokens/month) to a Pro Plan (1,000,000 tokens/month), your token limit will reduce to 1,000,000. Any tokens you've already consumed in your current monthly cycle will count towards your new, lower limit. If your used tokens already exceed this new limit, your quota will be marked as "exceeded" until the start of your next monthly billing cycle, when your tokens will reset.

Gitset MCP (Model Context Protocol) provides command-line access to all 9 Gitset tools with the same token limits as your web plan. It integrates seamlessly with your development workflow, allowing you to use Gitset features directly from your terminal or IDE. For installation and setup instructions, visit our MCP documentation.

The Basic plan provides 300,000 tokens per month at no cost, which allows you to try all Gitset features before upgrading. This gives you approximately 120 AI operations monthly to evaluate the platform. If you need more tokens, you can upgrade to Pro or Enterprise plans anytime through your Dashboard.

Yes, annual subscriptions include significant savings:

- Pro Plan Annual: $29.99/year (16% savings compared to monthly)
- Enterprise Plan Annual: $199.99/year (17% savings compared to monthly)

Please note that subscription prices may be subject to change as new features and functionalities are added to the platform. For detailed information about our pricing structure and potential changes, please refer to our Terms of Service.

Gitset.dev offers subscription plans designed to provide Users with access to a variety of features tailored to their specific needs. These subscription plans are exclusively managed by Lemon Squeezy, LLC, a trusted third-party provider responsible for subscription processing, payment handling, billing cycles, and related services.

Users can manage their orders, subscriptions, and request refunds through the Lemon Squeezy Customer Portal. All payment-related matters, including subscription management and refund requests, can be handled directly through the specific subscription within the Lemon Squeezy platform.

For more information about our partnership with Lemon Squeezy and how we handle payments and subscriptions, please visit our Terms of Service or Contact Support.