A cross-platform Git GUI tool designed to simplify commit history exploration, blame tracking, committing changes, and resolving conflicts. Leverage AI for generating commit messages and performing code reviews.
- Two branches view for easy comparing a conflict commit base on the file.
- Visualize white spaces and carriage return for easy diff compare.
- Syntax highlight for diff contents.
- Filter logs by file path or commit pattern.
- Copy commit summary as HTML format for pasting.
- Custom pattern for creating links.
- Collect conflict files for merging.
- Launch specify merge tool for specify file suffix.
- Builtin image diff tool for easy finding the difference.
- Auto finding which commit cause conflicts.
- File blame support
- AI intergrated
- Composite mode
- AI-based commit
- AI-based code review
- PySide6
- git (command line)
- chardet
- pywin32
- Optional for Windows if you want record the conflict log easily
- pywpsrpc
- Optional for Linux if you want record the conflict log easily
- openpyxl
- Optional if no pywin32/ pywpsrpc is available
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Using source directly
- Run python setup.py build to build the project
- Run qgitc.py under project root directory.
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Build from source
- Run pip install . under project root directory to install qgitc, and then run qgitc command.
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Install from pypi
- pip install qgitc
qgitc shell register
# to unregister, run:
qgitc shell unregister
# to use the source directly:
python qgitc.py shell register
# for Linux user
# if your file manager isn't the default one comes with desktop
# say your desktop is Ubuntu, but use thunar as default one
# use --file-manager to specify reigster for
qgitc shell register --file-manager=thunarMost of the SVG icons come from Google Fonts.
Some were resized with Inkscape to match the size for QGitc.