[Bug]: Auto-generated commit messages are too brief/uninformative

[xerberde]

Operating System

Windows

Run Mode

Electron (Desktop App)

App Version

0.13

Bug Description

Subject:

Description

The automatically generated commit messages appear to be "useless" or overly truncated. Even when a large number of changes (e.g., 20–30 features or significant logic shifts) are included in a single commit, the generated message is extremely short and does not reflect the actual scope of work.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Stage a large set of changes involving multiple features (20+ files or functions).
2. Use the automaker command to commit the changes.
3. Observe the resulting commit message.

Expected Behavior

The commit message should provide a concise but comprehensive summary of the key changes, especially when multiple features are handled simultaneously. It should reflect the complexity of the work performed.
Each complete feature should be added to the commit message or the baseline for a valis commit message.

Actual Behavior

The output is very brief (e.g., a single generic sentence), losing all context of the specific features implemented.

Environment

• Software version: 0.13
• Git version: [2.49.0]

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Expected Behavior

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Actual Behavior

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