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@paulbeliavskis/git-grove

v1.2.0

Published

CLI tool for managing Git worktrees across multiple repos with Jira sprint integration, Bitbucket/GitHub PR review workflows, AI-powered code review, shell integration (gw), and post-create hooks

Readme

grove

Git worktree manager CLI with PR review and AI integration. Works from anywhere, supports multiple repos, and streamlines the full worktree + AI-assisted PR review workflow.

Install

npm install -g git-grove

Quick Start

# Register a repo
grove init

# Create a worktree for a ticket
grove work BO-2048

# List worktrees
grove list

# Switch to a worktree (with shell integration)
gw BO-2048

# Review PRs
grove review

# Launch AI tool in a worktree
grove code BO-2048

# Clean up worktrees
grove cleanup

Shell Integration

Add to your shell profile for the gw function (cd into worktrees) with tab completion:

PowerShell:

Invoke-Expression (grove shell-init powershell)

Bash/Zsh:

eval "$(grove shell-init bash)"

Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | grove init | Register a repo interactively | | grove work <ticket> | Create worktree for a ticket/branch | | grove list | List all worktrees across repos | | grove switch <name> | Output worktree path (used by gw) | | grove cleanup [name] | Remove worktrees (interactive if no name) | | grove review | Browse and review PRs (Bitbucket/GitHub) | | grove code [name] | Launch AI tool in a worktree | | grove repos | List registered repos | | grove status | Dashboard with dirty/ahead-behind status | | grove shell-init | Output shell integration script |

Git Providers

Grove supports Bitbucket and GitHub. Configure during grove init.

Credential Auto-Detection

Bitbucket: Checks env vars (ATLASSIAN_USER_EMAIL/ATLASSIAN_API_TOKEN), ~/.claude.json MCP server config, then git credential manager.

GitHub: Checks GITHUB_TOKEN env var, gh auth token (GitHub CLI), then git credential manager.

Grove never stores credentials itself.

AI Integration

Configure your AI CLI tool once in grove init. Grove supports any CLI tool (Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, Copilot CLI, etc.).

  • grove review can spawn your AI tool with a review prompt template
  • grove code launches your AI tool with cwd set to a worktree

Config

Stored at ~/.grove/config.json. Supports multiple repos, each with their own provider, branch patterns, and post-create hooks (copy files, mkdir, npm install, shell commands).

License

MIT