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@satishchadive/gxi

v1.0.1

Published

Git express — tiny CLI shortcuts for everyday GitHub workflows

Downloads

203

Readme

gxi — git express

Tiny CLI shortcuts for everyday GitHub workflows. Install once, type less forever.

Install

npm install -g @satishchadive/gxi

Then use the gx command anywhere inside a git repo.

Setup (AI commit messages)

export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-...   # add to ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc

Without the key, commit messages fall back to conventional commits derived from file names.

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | gx p | Stage all → AI commit → push (auto-rebases if push is rejected) | | gx p -m "msg" | Same with a custom message | | gx rb | Fetch → rebase onto main/master → force-push | | gx rb --cont | Continue after resolving rebase conflicts | | gx rb --abort | Abort an in-progress rebase | | gx s | Compact status | | gx d | Diff (-s staged, --stat summary) | | gx l | Pretty graph log (-n 30, -a all branches) | | gx b | Branches (-r remote, -a all) | | gx sw <branch> | Switch branch (auto-creates from remote if needed) | | gx nb <name> | New branch off latest main/master | | gx st [msg] | Stash with auto timestamp label | | gx sp | Stash pop | | gx sl | Stash list | | gx ud | Undo last commit (keeps changes staged) | | gx sq <n> | Squash last N commits (AI message) | | gx sync | Fetch + rebase onto tracked upstream | | gx cp <hash> | Cherry-pick a commit | | gx rv | Safe revert of last commit | | gx cl | Delete local merged branches | | gx who | Show git user & remote info |

License

MIT