GitViber
A small desktop git client built for running AI coding agents in parallel worktrees, watching their diffs land live, and testing and committing the results without switching between an editor, GitHub Desktop and a pile of terminals.
GitViber gives each coding agent its own git worktree, switchable from a top bar that shows change counts, pull-request status and check results; worktrees can be created from a branch, commit or issue, renamed, locked, pruned, or checked out from a pull request without touching the main workspace.
Diffs refresh live as an agent saves, with whole-file, unified or split views and word-level highlighting, and keyboard shortcuts step through changed files. A real terminal sits under the diff view for running builds and tests, and clicking a file path or error in the terminal output opens it directly in the editor.
It is an 8 MB app with a Rust core and the system's own webview rather than a bundled Chromium, and it uses the machine's existing git configuration, hooks, credentials and signing. It runs on macOS and Linux.