Git identity manager. It allows you to switch between git identities for user, name, and SSH private key used for authoring and publishing git commits.
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Easily create conventional-commits friendly commit messages.
An AI-powered Git commit generator for a cleaner, automated Git workflow.
Keep track of your local git clones
git repository repository-utilities localstorage find track lookup index repository-tools locate repository-management git-subcommand git-ledger
Git utility for auto-committing and concurrent pushing
git sub-command for generating conventional commits compliant commit messages
Are you tired of coming up with Git commit messages? The git-cmt-rs subcommand suggests useful commit messages based on the changes you made using LLMs. (Created as a learning exercise to learn Rust.)
make LICENSE file in command line.
Tired of coming up with commit messages? The git cmt subcommand suggests useful commit messages based on the changes you made. (An Applied Go educational project.)
Nest external repositories into your project without git being bothered.
git-rm-merged is git subcommand that removes the merged local branches.
git-subcommand to write the changelog in a consistent format and tag it using semantic versioning
CLI tool to version private files (.env, secrets, notes) in a separate repo, transparently synced via git hooks. Built in Rust.
git dotfiles rust cli version-control devtools git-plugin developer-tools git-hooks git-subcommand secrets-management private-files
git-diffs is the git subcommand that is diff files selector.
An utility to iterate over subdirectories containing a Git repository
Work in your own repo and then publish anonymous workflow snapshots through a relay host.
A git subcommand that interactively deletes merged branches.
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