Git
54 projects shared since May 2026 were built for Git.
How these numbers are counted and compared: the method.
Summary
Builders made 54 add-ons, companions or plugins for Git since May 2026, 33 of them in the last 12 weeks. Over the last 4 weeks, Between drew the most discussion (12 comments). It coordinates two AI coding agents through repository diffs, having a reviewer agent write structured review files that the developer agent reacts to. Most projects built for it are AI coding agents for Git repos, Codebase analysis for AI-written code and Multi-agent coding workspaces. 9 projects were pitched as alternatives to it.
Projects built with it
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Share of stated stacks, last 4 weeks
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Adjusted trend, last 4 weeks vs previous 8 weeks
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Add-ons built for it
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Share of stated stacks, each week
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What's built with it
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Latest add-ons built for Git
- Weaver — Provides a native desktop interface for running Git operations and organizing repositories into groups.“Weaver: a fast, native Git desktop client for Windows, macOS and Linux”
- Gitify — Provides a visual desktop interface for browsing and managing local Git repositories, including commit graphs, branches, worktrees, blame, and reflog recovery.“Gitify rc.8 is out — looking for early testers of a visual desktop Git client”
- GitDocket — Stores epics, tasks and a wiki as Markdown files in a Git repo, with a local web UI and CLI/MCP access for coding agents.“I built a task board and wiki that live in your Git repo”
- git-sha-ready — Scans Git-tracked text files for hardcoded 40-character hash assumptions that would break in SHA-256 repositories.“I built a CLI to find Git hash length assumptions before SHA-256 breaks them”
- GitStack — Splits a git branch into small stacked code reviews that are rebased and approved independently, with a CLI and web interface and GitHub mirroring.“GitStack - A CLI native git forge for stacking reviews”
- Between — Coordinates two AI coding agents through repository diffs, having a reviewer agent write structured review files that the developer agent reacts to.“Between - two AI coding agents that only talk through git diff”
- grip — Quizzes the developer on their own staged diff via a git hook and blocks the commit or push if they score below a pass mark.“I built a git hook that quizzes you on your own diff before you can push”
- Guit — Provides a desktop graphical interface for running Git operations while showing what Git is doing.“I built Guit, a simple Git GUI for people who find Git confusing”
- domux — Runs multiple coding agents side by side in a terminal multiplexer across git worktrees, letting them message each other.“domux — terminal multiplex for running multiple coding agents”
- Stvena — Puts a live coding agent and a Git review workspace in one terminal so multi-file changes can be reviewed and fed back to the agent.“I built the review tool I wanted after repeatedly reopening my IDE just to inspect agent changes”
- ThoughtDAG — Searches local AI-agent conversation transcripts to find turns that changed or discussed a given file and links each back to its source turn.“Git shows what changed. I built a local tool to recover which AI-agent conversation led to it.”
- subcommit — Commits only a chosen subset of changes while leaving other staged, unstaged, and untracked changes intact in the working tree.“subcommit - the easy way for agents to commit only their changes while preserving unrelated changes whether staged, unstaged, or untracked”
- FlowTree — Manages git worktrees and connected TMUX terminal sessions, with built-in git client actions like commit, push and stash.“FlowTree - WorkFlow management for Softer Engineering”
- Foremerge — Lets parallel coding agents declare planned symbol-level changes in a repo and raises warnings when their plans collide before code is written.“We open-sourced the internal tool that stops our AI coding agents from breaking each other's work”
- diff-glance — Summarizes a git diff in plain English using an LLM and renders a mermaid architecture diagram in a local page.“I built a CLI that explains a git diff, because I kept opening PRs and not knowing what changed”
Pitched as alternatives to Git
- Mnemosyne — Version-controls AI agent memory so every belief is recorded as a commit that can be blamed, bisected and merged.“Git for ai memory and robotics??”
- Git4Me — Lets users edit Git history visually as a timeline, with previews and undo, instead of typing raw Git commands.“I built a free, open-source Git client for students who get stuck on Git's errors”
- Kin — Records which function calls which in a version control system and answers caller-lookup queries from that record instead of text search.“Kin - an open source repo that records what calls what, so search stops burying the answer”
- Aether-Vault — Versions machine learning code, model weights and datasets together in a Git-like self-hosted system with deduplicated storage.“Aether-Vault: Versioning for ml and agentic model training”
- AngKorGit — Provides a lightweight graphical Git client for managing repositories, branches, merges and rebases.“I vibe-coded a 12 MB Git client in ~3 weeks (Rust + Tauri) — tests are what kept it from being slop”
- UndoMCP — Records changes made by AI agents through MCP servers in a local database and lets the user undo them later.“UndoMCP — A "Ctrl-Z" for AI agent MCP actions”
- ClaudeLift — Exports Claude Cowork chats and files into portable bundles that can be resumed on other machines.“I created Git for Claude Cowork”
- ContextLedger — Stores project knowledge as editable Markdown and serves it to AI agents through a CLI, REST API, and MCP search.“Git for AI memory: local-first context that survives between coding sessions”
- DifLog — Versions and shares AI coding agent chat context using Git-style branches and commits.“I built a Git like interface for AI Agent's memory/context with ClaudeCode, OpenCode, Copilot CLI .”