A commit graph as the main view
Every branch, remote and tag in one git log --all graph with stable,
colored lanes. Branches run straight down instead of shifting sideways.
Filter it to one author or one file or folder.
tt-git
A terminal git client with a GitLens-style commit graph, a lazygit-style status pane and plugins built like herdr's.
What it does
Section titled “What it does”Stage by file, hunk or line
Stage, unstage, discard, commit, amend and stash from the status pane. Open a file to stage its changes a hunk or a single line at a time.
One list for all branches
Local and remote branches share a row, sorted by when you last touched them. A status column tells you what’s been pushed, what’s behind and what’s gone upstream.
Merged, unmerged, tags and stashes
See which branches are merged into your main branch, how far each release tag is from it, and every stash, each on its own tab.
Plugins built like herdr's
Plugins are plain programs with a TOML manifest. They add actions, react to events, open terminal panes inside tt-git and talk back through the CLI or a JSON socket.
Light enough to leave open
It redraws only when something changes and runs no git processes at idle. With a 28,000-commit repository open, it uses about 30 MiB.
Pane by pane
Section titled “Pane by pane”GraphLanes, badges, all branches or just yours, filters by author or file, and actions on a commit.
DetailsA commit's message and diff, its changed files side by side with the diff, and links.
StatusChanged files, staging, commits, amends, discards, stashes and conflict handling.
Staging hunks and linesStage, unstage or discard part of a file, a hunk or a line at a time.
BranchesLocal and remote branches in one list, sorted by activity, with a status column.
Merged and unmergedWhat's merged into your base branch, and each branch's own history in the graph.
TagsEvery tag, newest first, and how many commits each release is behind the base.
StashPop, apply, drop, inspect or branch from a stash.
Plugin panesTerminal programs from plugins, drawn inside tt-git as overlays, popups or splits.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”InstallBuild tt-git and open your first repository.
A tour of the screenWhat each pane is for, and the help bar.
Keyboard shortcutsEvery default key, by pane.
ConfigurationSettings, layout and key bindings.