Use Case · Version Control
PR and commit docs without the write-up tax.
Summarize what a change does and why — by voice — and Dicty turns it into a reviewer-ready PR description and a clean commit narrative.
Great code ships with a one-line PR body. Reviewers reverse-engineer intent, and the "why" is lost to git history forever.
Dicty reads your diff, listens to your explanation, and produces a structured PR description plus a summarized changelog entry.
The flow
From spoken thought to filed doc.
Point at the diff
Attach the open PR or a range of commits as context.
Narrate the change
Describe the intent, the risky bits, and the testing you did.
Generate the write-up
Dicty drafts summary, motivation, and reviewer notes sections.
Post & link
Push it to the PR and file a matching changelog entry in your hub.
Faster reviews
Reviewers get intent up front instead of guessing from the diff.
Diff-aware
Summaries reference the actual files and functions that changed.
Changelog for free
A user-facing changelog line is generated alongside the PR body.
## Summary
Move refund logic to an event-sourced ledger.
## Why
Support team needs an auditable trail for disputes.
## Reviewer notes
Focus on `ledger/projector.ts` — new read model.Stop writing docs. Start speaking them.
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