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@pollabd/gitu

v1.2.5

Published

Switch Git identity with one word. Zero setup. Pure bliss.

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Readme

@pollabd/gitu

The simplest way to switch Git + GitHub identities — one word, zero config.

gitu personal   # → instantly using your personal account
gitu work       # → instantly using your work account
gitu who        # → shows who you are right now

No includeIf. No SSH config juggling. No env vars.
Just gitu <name> and you're done.

Why developers love gitu

  • One command switches name + email + SSH key
  • Perfect for personal + work + freelance + open-source accounts
  • Works everywhere: Git Bash, PowerShell, WSL, macOS, Linux
  • Zero setup after the initial gitu add

Installation

npm install -g @pollabd/gitu

One-time setup

# Personal account
gitu add personal "Sarah Connor" [email protected] ~/.ssh/id_ed25519_personal

# Work account
gitu add work "Sarah Connor" [email protected] ~/.ssh/id_ed25519_work

# Optional: default to personal in every new terminal
gitu default personal

Daily use

gitu personal          # → personal everything
gitu work              # → work everything
gitu who               # → Current: personal → [email protected]
gitu list              # → List all identities (→ = active)
gitu                   # → Quick check (same as gitu who)

Proof it works (run anytime)

gitu personal
ssh -T [email protected]
# → Hi sarahconnor! You've successfully authenticated...

gitu work
ssh -T [email protected]
# → Hi sarah-skynet! ...

git ls-remote [email protected]:sarahconnor/top-secret-project.git
# → Permission denied (publickey). ← YES, work key can't touch personal repos!

All commands

| Command | Description | | --------------------------------------------- | -------------------------- | | gitu personal / gitu work | Switch identity | | gitu who | Show current identity | | gitu list | List all identities | | gitu add <name> "<Full Name>" <email> <key> | Add or update identity | | gitu default <name> | Set default for new shells | | gitu rm <name> | Remove identity | | gitu (no args) | Same as gitu who |

Tips

  • Use short names: p, w, a, b, oss, client1
  • You can have 20+ identities, no slowdown
  • Works perfectly with GitHub CLI, VS Code, npm, etc.

Uninstall

npm uninstall -g @pollabd/gitu
rm ~/.gitu.json
git config --global --unset core.sshCommand   # optional

Made with love by @pollabd
Source & issues → https://github.com/pollabd/gitu

Never mix personal and work commits again.