Coding
Conventional commits from diffs
Git commit message prompts following conventional commit format.
Good commit prompts summarize why the change exists, not just what files moved.
Try the promptWhy use LMpad for this
- Copy-ready templates with {{variables}} you fill per use case
- Run instantly in LMpad with your OpenRouter API key
- Save favorites to your personal pad and remix over time
Ready-to-run prompts
Copy, fill in {{variables}}, and run with your preferred model.
CodingClaude Sonnet 4.6
Git Commit Message Writer
Conventional commits from a diff summary.
#git#commits
ProductivityClaude Sonnet 4.6
Changelog Entry Writer
User-friendly changelog entries from release notes.
#changelog#product
CodingClaude Sonnet 4.6
README Generator
Project READMEs with install, usage, and contributing.
#readme#docs
Frequently asked questions
What is a conventional commit?+
type(scope): description—e.g. feat(auth): add OAuth login.
Is this git commit prompt free to use?+
Yes—browse, copy, and run prompts on LMpad at no cost. You bring your own model API key via OpenRouter.
Can I customize the prompt?+
Every prompt supports variables and can be saved to your pad for editing before you run it.
Save prompts to your pad
LMpad is a local-first prompt notebook. Browse community templates, remix them, and run with OpenRouter.