What Will gat graph Do?
The gat graph command will provide a beautiful, interactive visualization of your git repository's history, making it easy to understand branch relationships, commit flows, and project evolution.
Planned features:
- Interactive branch graphs: Visual representation of branch relationships
- Commit timeline: Chronological view of project history
- Keyboard navigation: Fast browsing through commit history
- Advanced filtering: Search by author, date, message, or file changes
Planned Use Cases
Project History Exploration
# Interactive repository visualization
gat graph
# Show last 50 commits with details
gat graph --limit 50 --detailed
Explore your project's history with beautiful visualizations and interactive navigation.
Branch Relationship Analysis
# Visualize feature branch development
gat graph --branch feature/* --merge-points
# Track branch origins and merges
gat graph --ancestry main..feature/login
Understand how branches relate to each other and track feature development flows.
Team Collaboration Insights
# Visualize team contributions
gat graph --by-author --since="1 month ago"
# Show file change patterns
gat graph --file-changes --heatmap
Analyze team collaboration patterns and understand code evolution over time.
Planned Visualization Features
Branch Tree View: Visual branch hierarchy with merge relationships
Commit Details Panel: Rich commit information with file diffs
Timeline Navigation: Jump to specific dates or milestones
Search and Filter: Find commits by author, message, or affected files
Future Feature
This command is planned for Q1 2026. The exact API and features may change during development. Stay tuned for updates on our roadmap!