Git Town automates branch creation, synchronisation, stacked changes, pull requests, shipping, recovery and cleanup across Git workflows.
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Tag: CLI
git-toolbelt – suite of useful Git commands
git-toolbelt adds a broad set of Git helper commands for scripting, branch management, history editing, cleanup and everyday workflows.
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git-prompt.zsh – lightweight asynchronous Git prompt for Zsh
git-prompt.zsh is a lightweight asynchronous Zsh Git prompt that reports repository status with standard Git and an awk-based implementation.
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git-machete – simplify Git branch workflows
git-machete organises related Git branches into a readable hierarchy and helps developers traverse, rebase, push, pull and review them.
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git-fuzzy – interactive git with the help of fzf
git-fuzzy provides an fzf-powered interface for Git status, logs, branches, stashes, diffs and pull requests with fast interactive previews.
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git-chglog – generate changelogs from Git history
git-chglog generates customisable changelogs from Git commits and tags using templates, configurable rules and issue tracker links.
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flawfinder – find potential security flaws in C and C++ code
Flawfinder scans C and C++ code for potential security flaws, ranking suspicious calls and exporting CWE-linked findings for review.
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git-bug – distributed offline-first bug tracker
git-bug tracks issues inside Git repositories with offline editing, terminal and web interfaces, search and synchronisation across remotes.
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git-branchless – branchless workflow for git
git-branchless adds undo, smart history views, restacking, commit graph editing and patch-stack workflows to Git from the command line.
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doggo – command-line DNS client
doggo is a flexible DNS client with encrypted lookup protocols, HTTP/3 support, configurable resolvers and script-friendly output.
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Optimizt – optimize images for the web
Optimizt is an image optimization tool for PNG, JPEG, GIF and SVG, with AVIF and WebP generation and configurable lossy or lossless modes.
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Cava – terminal and desktop audio visualiser
Cava creates responsive audio spectrum visualisations with terminal and graphical displays, custom colours, shaders and multiple audio inputs.
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shaq – command-line music recognition client
shaq identifies songs through Shazam using microphone recordings or existing audio files, with configurable recording duration and CLI controls.
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PXZ – parallel xz-compatible compression utility
PXZ accelerates xz-compatible compression with multiple CPU threads, adjustable compression settings and configurable worker contexts.
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arbtt – automatic rule-base time tracker
arbtt tracks desktop activity automatically, applies custom rules to recorded windows, and produces detailed time reports and CSV exports.
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AppMan – manage AppImages and portable Linux applications
AppMan manages AppImages and portable Linux apps without sudo, with updates, rollback, sandboxing, backups and desktop integration.
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crabz – parallel compression utility written in Rust
crabz provides a Rust-based parallel compressor with gzip and related formats, adjustable compression levels and worker controls.
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pytubefix – Python library and CLI for YouTube downloads
pytubefix provides a Python library and command-line tools for YouTube downloads, stream selection, captions, playlists, and metadata.
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lazygit – terminal user interface for Git
Manage Git repositories with lazygit, a terminal interface for staging changes, rebasing commits, resolving conflicts and browsing history.
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pipe-viewer – lightweight YouTube client
pipe-viewer is a lightweight YouTube client for Linux, without requiring an API key. It’s free and open source software.
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