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I don't think CodeCompanion is currently able to work with non-file buffers directly. A workaround that comes to mind would be creating a temporary file, tell CodeCompanion to write to that, then use a vim autocmd to see when someone writes to that. You could then extract that content and put it into the commit buffer. |
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I want to change the way of generating git commit information to inserting it into the buffer. How can I do that?
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