Shipped something, and found out I've been using git wrong for 10 years

Quick one.

I built a small free tool called Diff Sniffer — it flags git commits that were AI-authored, touched something risky, and never got a human review. v0.1’s live and free on GitHub.

The more interesting part, honestly: building the local-hook mode is what taught me git hooks exist. A decade of daily git use and I never once knew you could tell it to run a script automatically on every commit. No plugin system, no config — just drop a file in .git/hooks/. Felt a little dumb learning that this late.

Full story here: I've Used Git for a Decade and Never Knew Hooks Were a Thing

Repo: github.com/Coderb-dev/diffsniffer

If you try it and something’s missing, reply and tell me — that’s genuinely how I want to figure out what’s next.