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Git workflow tools beyond the basics

Better diffs, mob programming, parallel worktrees, multi-repo management, and TUI commit graphs - the git tools worth knowing past `git rebase`.

Most teams stop learning git after rebase and squash-merge. The tools below are the next layer: semantic-diff (sem) reviews functions instead of line ranges; parallel-code uses worktrees to compare agents on the same task; mob handles the choreography of pair/mob handovers; gita batches commands across many repos; serie draws a readable commit graph in the terminal.

sem - semantic version control CLI

Entity-level diff, blame, graph, and impact analysis for code. 23 languages parsed via tree-sitter so reviews work on functions instead of line ranges.

#git #code-review #semantic-diff #rust #tree-sitter

Destructive Command Guard

Rust CLI that blocks dangerous git and shell commands before an agent can run them. Pattern-matched safety net for autonomous coding agents.

#security #agent-safety #git #rust #cli

parallel-code - Claude, Codex, Gemini side-by-side

Runs three coding agents in parallel git worktrees so you can compare outputs on the same task without branch swaps.

#claude-code #codex #gemini-cli #git-worktree #developer-tools

mob - smooth git handover for pair/mob programming

Tiny Go CLI that wraps the choreography of switching drivers in mob/pair sessions. `mob start`, `mob next`, `mob done` - no merge dance.

#git #pair-programming #mob-programming #cli #go

serie - rich git commit graph in your terminal

Ratatui-based TUI that draws a clean, magic-feeling commit graph from any repo. Faster to read than `git log --graph`, easier to navigate than tig.

#git #tui #rust #ratatui #cli

gita - manage many git repos with sanity

Python CLI for running git commands across N repos at once. Groups, parallel fetch, and side-by-side status - perfect for monorepo-of-repos setups.

#git #cli #python #productivity #monorepo

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