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Automatically save Git work when you close your laptop lid

LidCommit watches active development workspaces and saves changes to Git when you close your laptop lid. It identifies modified repositories, drafts a commit message from the diff, and can push the commit to the current remote branch. A desktop window and system-tray controls show activity, let you pause individual projects, and offer an immediate sync without closing the lid.
Commit messages can use a hosted model or a local Ollama model, with a timestamp-based fallback when no model is available. The project provides desktop downloads and source code. Because committing and pushing need time and a network connection, the computer must be configured to stay awake long enough after the lid closes.
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