A rich git commit graph in your terminal, like magic 📚

🚨️ ugit helps undo git commands. Your damage control git buddy. Undo from 20+ git scenarios.

Simplify your Git workflow with visual feedback, keyboard-driven controls, and a streamlined experience.

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server enabling LLMs and AI agents to interact with Git repositories. Provides tools for comprehensive Git operations including clone, commit, branch, diff, log, status, push, pull, merge, rebase, worktree, tag management, and more, via the MCP standard. STDIO & HTTP.

🦀 A high-performance Rust implementation of git-filter-repo for efficiently rewriting Git repository history. Remove sensitive data, shrink repos, and restructure projects with streaming pipeline architecture.

Analyze forks network to find hidden gems

Generate snapshots and rankings of monthly committer and issue/PR activity

Bash command to automate tag semantic versioning

A fast TUI to see the status of all git repositories on your machine.

✨Makes your git logs show GitHub PR/issue/reviewer/author links

AIGitCommit is a command-line tool that generates meaningful, semantic commit messages from your staged Git changes using AI.

A tool to stop sending work commits with your personal email

Linux utility for simplifying the Git usage.

An intelligent agent that understands your code and crafts perfect Git artifacts

Remove gone Git branches with ease.

A wrapper for "myrepos" that makes pulling multiple git repositories even easier.

A lazy developer's git tool for generating BRUTALLY RUDE commit messages with AI and automatically pushing changes. Uses Ollama to create technically accurate but hilariously offensive commit messages that follow conventional commit format.

Automatically generate concise and meaningful Git commit messages from your staged changes using AI.

A git-aware CLI tool to provide LLM context for coding projects by combining project files into a single file with a number of different formats to choose from. Published on PyPi

Bash script that adds Git Version Control information into files and pushes them to GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab (Supported files: Bash, Go, Dockerfile, YAML, Makefile, Scala, Python, Java, PHP, C, C++, JavaScript, perl, ruby, PowerShell, Ri, . . .)