When AI is writing code, there's no reason not to have AI write the commit message too. I tried the handy tool [claude-commit](https://github.com/JohannLai/claude-commit), but ran into two issues when using Claude via AWS Bedrock on Python 3.14: a compatibility error with Rich's `Console.print()` and missing Bedrock credentials...
Claude Code is my de facto AI coding tool. But it has one fundamental limitation: it forgets everything when you restart it. Every session starts fresh, forcing you to re-establish context, re-explain architectural decisions, and watch Claude re-analyze the same files repeatedly...