Lazygit

lazygit is a terminal-based user interface for git that simplifies complex operations. It allows users to stage individual lines, perform interactive rebases, and cherry-pick commits without needing to remember complicated flags. By wrapping git's full capabilities in a keyboard-driven UI, lazygit enables developers to focus on shipping code rather than dealing with syntax.

Users can precisely select which lines or hunks to stage, removing the need to stage entire files when only a portion of a change is desired. Features like squashing, fixing, dropping, and reordering commits can be executed with simple keypresses, eliminating the need to manually edit a TODO file. Copying commits across branches is as easy as pressing a single key, and the copied commits can be inserted wherever needed.

In the event of a mistake, lazygit keeps track of every action, allowing users to confidently undo and redo as necessary. A visual commit graph is rendered directly in the terminal, providing a clear overview of branch history. Additionally, lazygit allows users to bind any shell command to a keybinding, which can be executed within the application while still having access to selected files, branches, and commits.

With its user-friendly design and comprehensive feature set, lazygit has garnered the support of tens of thousands of developers who have found their git workflows to be effortless.