Wind is a modern version control companion built on top of Git. It keeps your existing Git workflows while adding AI-assisted authoring, stacked change management, and a thoughtful terminal experience.

• Git-Compatible: Use Wind interchangeably with standard Git commands.
• Stack-Aware: Organize dependent changes and land them safely.
• AI-Assisted: Generate commit messages and review context with your preferred provider.
• Interactive TUI: Stage, review, and resolve conflicts directly from the terminal.
• Performance-Oriented: Optimized operations for large and active repositories.

cargo install wind

cd my-project
wind init
wind add .
wind commit -m "Initial commit"
wind push

Enable AI helpers when you're ready:

wind ai configure --provider openai --api-key sk-...
wind ai enable

Wind captures the idea of moving fast and smoothly through your work. Like a steady breeze, Wind is meant to clear the path ahead—helping you glide across branches, stacks, and reviews without the turbulence of manual bookkeeping.

• wind: Combined core engine, CLI, and terminal UI built on git2.
• wind-ai: AI providers and prompt orchestration.
• wind-bridge: Git bridge utilities for syncing changesets.
• wind-collab: Integrations for pull requests and shared workflows.
• wind-git: Low-level Git adapter layer.
• wind-storage: Chunked object storage primitives.

Run the quality gates before submitting changes:

cargo fmt
cargo clippy
cargo test --all
cargo test --test integration_tests

Build optimized binaries with cargo build --release.

See CONTRIBUTING.md for full guidelines.

MIT License. See LICENSE for details.