git-visualization

The visual layer for Git in your own repos: simulate, record, replay, audit, and share entire Git workflows, wherever you or your agents run them.

Git repositories on demand: generate the exact commit history and working-tree state you need for tests, demos, tutorials, learning, and practice, without touching real data.

A beginner-friendly Streamlit-based Python tool to simplify Git & GitHub workflows visually and interactively.

A compact terminal heatmap of Git commits — similar to the GitHub contribution graph, but optimized for small terminal windows with retro-style vertical bars instead of squares.

Git Graph for the Orca IDE sidebar. Automatically follows local projects and worktrees. Branches, merges, tags, search, and commit details. Python + Git.

A clean visual Git client for everyday commits, branches, stash, tags, and conflict handling.