Documentation

// gat docs
git automation tool

Learn how to automate your git workflows with powerful CLI commands. Complete guides, examples, and reference documentation.

// Guide

Git Commands Guide

Start here for a practical reference to the most important git commands every developer should know: branch, commit, merge, rebase, and more.

// Commands

Everything you need for modern git workflows

Branch Cleanup

Delete local branches that don't exist in remote and clean up merged branches automatically.

Removes stale and merged branches to keep your repo clean.

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Find Lost Commits

Recover and find lost commits that might have been accidentally removed or lost in your git history.

Searches through reflog to find and recover lost commits.

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Commit Renaming

Change commit messages for specific commits or the last commit with ease.

gat rename -t "New message"

Updates commit messages without changing the commit hash.

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Smart Merging

Smart branch merging with automatic conflict detection and resolution suggestions.

gat merge feature-branch

Intelligent merging with conflict prevention and automatic resolution.

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Smart Updates

Smart git pull with automatic conflict detection and resolution suggestions.

Safe repository updates with intelligent conflict handling.

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Git Visualization

Beautiful git log visualization with branch graphs, commit history, and interactive navigation.

Interactive repository visualization with beautiful branch graphs.

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Team Configuration

Advanced configuration options and custom workflows for team collaboration.

gat config setup --team

Configure team workflows and collaboration patterns.

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Interactive Conflicts

Resolve conflicts directly in the terminal with an interactive UI and keyboard navigation.

gat conflicts

Fast conflict resolution with keyboard-driven interface.

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CLI First

Built for developers who live in the terminal. Fast, efficient, and easy to use.

gat --help

Access all commands and options directly from your terminal.

Git Integration

Works seamlessly with your existing git setup. No configuration required.

gat init

Initialize gat in any existing git repository.

// Resources

Additional documentation and legal information