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dumbgit

v0.14.1

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A tiny local Git GUI for macOS.

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dumbgit

A tiny local Git GUI for macOS.

dumbgit workspace

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/levi0214/dumbgit/main/install.sh | sh

Or, if you already have Bun:

bun add -g dumbgit  # or: npm i -g dumbgit

Run

dg  # start the server, add the current repo, and open the Workspace

Run it in each repo you want to add.

How I use it

I often work across several projects in Cursor, Codex, or a terminal. I keep dumbgit open beside them in a web panel when available, or in a browser tab. This lets me keep an eye on my repos and handle small Git tasks in one place.

I keep dumbgit focused on small Git tasks on purpose. I usually leave heavier operations to coding agents.

I originally made it because I wanted a Git graph outside an IDE. As I started working across more projects, seeing them together became more useful than the graph itself. That is how dumbgit became what it is today.

What it does

  • Shows all your repos in one page.
  • Shows branches, remotes, tags, stashes, commits, and local edits.
  • Opens diffs and stages, unstages, or discards changes.
  • Switches and creates branches, checks out commits, and pushes or pulls (fast-forward only).
  • Saves local edits aside and restores them later.
  • Refreshes on its own when things change.

What it won't do

No rebase, merge, cherry-pick, conflict resolution. For those, just use git or a coding agent. It stays dumb on purpose.

Notes

  • Everything stays on your machine at 127.0.0.1:7777.
  • Stop the server with dg --stop. With no browser open, it quits on its own after ~8h.
  • You can also add a repo from anywhere with dg <dir>.
  • Remove a repo from the Workspace with dg --forget or dg --forget <dir>.
  • State lives in ~/Library/Application Support/dumbgit/repos.json.
  • Check the installed version with dg --version.
  • Uninstall the standalone binary with dg --stop && rm ~/.local/bin/dg. Package installs can use bun remove --global dumbgit or npm uninstall --global dumbgit.
  • Hacking on dumbgit: run bun install, bun link, then bun run dev.
  • Maintainers: see RELEASING.md.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.