Adding a message to the thread to tell the agent to do something with git is so slow and seems so unnecessary. Compare that to Codex that just shows a modal that allows you to verify and type or just press next to have the agent generate a commit message, or my usual flow in VS Code of just using the version control pane…
Please folks, do something about it, right now I need to jump back to the editor window to use the pane every time I want to commit because I can’t stand this…
Hey, thanks for the feedback. It matches what we’re hearing internally too. Running a commit through the agent prompt is definitely overkill for a deterministic action, and we’ve been discussing a direct SCM-style flow like in Codex or the VS Code source control UI.
We’re looking into a direct non-agent commit flow, but we don’t have an exact ETA for when it’ll ship in the Glass UI yet. I’ll log this thread as another signal. If we have an update, we’ll reply here.
For now, as a workaround, the SCM panel in the editor window is still the fastest path for normal commit and push.
