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pgit-cli

v0.9.1

Published

Agent-visible private config tracking for Git workspaces

Readme

PGit CLI

NPM Version Node.js Version TypeScript License: MIT Website

Agent-visible private config tracking for Git workspaces. Keep local and agent-specific files as real repo files without committing them to shared Git history.

🌐 Explore the Interactive Landing Page & Terminal Simulation

PGit keeps local configurations, agent-specific folders (like .codex/, .claude/, .docs/, .specs/, .plans/, and .opencode/), and private notes visible to Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and other local tools while syncing canonical copies through a user-level private store.

Quick Start

Installation

npm install -g pgit-cli

Basic Usage

Track files locally in your private store:

cd your-project

# Add files and folders to your private store
pgit add .codex/ .claude/ .opencode/ specs/

Synchronize your private configs across machines/workspaces:

# Push your local updates to your private store
pgit push .

# Pull private configurations into a new workspace
pgit pull .

# Or sync only specific tracked paths
pgit push todo.md docs
pgit pull todo.md

# Check the sync status (drift)
pgit status

Develop with Agents:
Use the AI coding agents of your choice (e.g., Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode) to implement features with your private, local context.

Clean up before Code Review:
Once feature development is done, you can drop the private files from your working tree before doing a code review or creating a PR.

pgit drop .

Note: Don't worry if you accidentally try to commit directly—PGit automatically installs pre-commit and pre-push hooks to prevent your tracked private files from leaking into the shared repository.

Documentation

Comprehensive guides, architecture details, and full command references can be found in our documentation:

Contributing & Security

  • Contributing: Please see our Contributing Guide to get started with development, testing, and submitting pull requests.
  • Security: All files stay strictly local. See Security & Privacy for more details.

System Requirements

  • Node.js: 18.0.0 or higher
  • Git: Must be installed and available in PATH

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.


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