Git

A plugin for the herdr terminal tool that opens an agent's changes in the hunk diff viewer, collects inline review comments, and sends them back to the agent that made the change.

• Git
• Code quality

A self-hosted AI workflow automation platform that reviews pull requests, generates tests, triages issues, and keeps documentation and translations in sync, across GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, and Bitbucket.

• Git
• CI/CD

A tool that lets AI coding agents save engineering intent and decisions to Git alongside the code, so a later agent can read why a path was tried and abandoned, catch a conflict with another agent's in-progress work, or see the constraints behind risky code before editing it.

• Agent memory
• Git

A beginner-friendly tutorial that teaches the Jujutsu version control system from scratch, without assuming any prior experience with Git or other version control tools.

• Git
• Tutorials

A command-line tool that generates git commit messages with an LLM, analyzing the actual code change to explain why it was made, with support for more than 35 model providers.

• Git

A CLI for creating, switching between and deleting Git worktrees through a fuzzy-finder interface, aimed in part at running several AI coding agents on different branches of the same repository in parallel.

• CLI tools
• Git

An open-source coordination protocol, built on top of Git, that lets coding agents share their intent before they edit, so plans that would quietly conflict are flagged while every worktree is still clean.

• Coding agents
• Git

An IntelliJ-based IDE plugin that generates a git commit message from the current diff using a configurable LLM provider, with a customizable prompt template.

• Editors
• Git

An agentic code-research platform, backed by a Rust engine, that lets an AI agent or developer search and read local code and GitHub repositories, pull requests and npm packages token-efficiently through one CLI or MCP toolset.

• Agent memory
• Git

An entity-level git merge driver that parses code into functions, classes, and keys with tree-sitter and merges those entities instead of lines, resolving conflicts that plain line-based git merging invents.

• Git

A CLI tool that rewrites an entire git commit history into better, conventional-format messages using a local Ollama model or a remote AI provider.

• CLI tools
• Git

A GitHub App, Action, CLI and coding-agent skill that draws each pull request as an animated architecture and data-flow diagram, posted directly inside the pull request.

• Git
• Code quality

A CLI that manages a pool of reusable, isolated git worktrees per repository, so each coding-agent session gets its own environment instantly, with dependencies and build cache preserved between uses.

• Coding agents
• Git

A conservative maintenance bot for GitHub repositories that reviews open issues and pull requests on a schedule, posts durable review reports, and turns narrow, trusted findings into guarded automerge or repair work.

• Git

An MCP server for GitLab with 261 granular tools covering projects, merge requests, issues, pipelines, wikis, releases and more, supporting self-hosted GitLab instances, multiple auth modes, and JMESPath filtering to shrink tool results.

• MCP servers
• Git

A tool that turns a GitHub profile's public activity into a World-Cup-style football player card, computed live from GitHub's GraphQL API and embeddable by URL.

• Git

A git extension that automatically links every AI-generated line of code back to the agent, model, and prompt that produced it, without changing how commits are made.

• Git

A git-native, framework-agnostic standard for defining an AI agent so that cloning a repository is enough to get a portable, version-controlled agent.

• Agent frameworks
• Git

A terminal code-review tool with vim-style keybindings that turns a diff into PR-style comments and can push a real review to GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, or Gerrit.

• Git
• Code quality

A semantic version-control tool built on top of Git that diffs, blames and analyzes impact at the level of functions, methods and classes instead of lines, across 28 languages.

• Git

An AI-assisted desktop app that syncs a user's starred GitHub repositories, automatically summarizes and categorizes them, and adds semantic search, release tracking and fork and gist management.

• Git
• Desktop utilities

A self-hostable Git server for the command line, with an SSH-based text UI for browsing repositories, access control by public key, and Git LFS support.

• Git

Source control for coding agents: it links every commit back to the session, prompts and tool calls that produced it, so multiple agents can share memory in one codebase.

• Coding agents
• Git

A distributed, offline-first bug tracker stored entirely inside a Git repository, syncing through ordinary Git remotes and bridging to other issue trackers.

• Git