“Git”

Shows commits, branches and merges as a graph while you type git commands in a sandbox.

Visual, interactive tutorial and sandbox for learning git commands and branching.

Visual sandbox that draws what git commit, branch, merge and rebase do to the history graph.

Helps you pick the right git command by describing the change you want and the repository state.

A searchable reference of common git commands for pushing, resetting, rebasing, merging and amending.

Fills common Git command templates with your branch, remote and commit message so you can copy them.

Turns a Git repository into one text digest of its code and structure for pasting into an LLM.

Searchable list of emojis with meanings, used to label commit messages by intent.

Renders a unified git diff as side-by-side or line-by-line HTML with syntax highlighting.

Turns any public GitHub repository into an interactive architecture diagram.

Creates a .gitignore file from templates for operating systems, IDEs and languages.

Lets you paint a pattern on the GitHub contribution graph and produces a script to create matching commits.

Turns a pasted GitHub repository URL into an interactive map of the code's architecture.

Finds and downloads archived Git repositories from the Software Heritage archive.

Converts Word .docx documents to Markdown for use in Git repositories and static sites.

Generates QR codes with a GitHub logo for profiles and projects and exports SVG, PNG, JPEG or WebP.

Merges templates for languages, frameworks, IDEs and operating systems into one deduplicated .gitignore.

Writes a GitHub issue draft with SmolLM2 running locally in the browser on WebGPU.

Fetches a GitHub repository and merges its files into one text file for pasting into an LLM.

Reads a workflow file and describes in everyday words what triggers it, which jobs run and what permissions it asks for.

Reports how big a GitHub repository is in KB, MB or GB from its name or URL.

Looks up a public GitHub repository and lists stars, forks, branches, languages, contributors and release info.

Looks up a GitHub profile by username or numeric ID via the GitHub REST API.

Japanese-language step-through of the edit distance (Levenshtein) table for two strings.