A keyboard-driven, terminal-based Git client built in Rust. Faster than typing, cleaner than a GUI.

SwiftGit is a high-performance TUI (Terminal User Interface) application for managing Git repositories. It integrates directly with GitHub, features a syntax-highlighted diff viewer, an inline editor, and a powerful "RemotePicker" tool for selective file downloads.

• Modular Context Architecture — Completely rewritten backend using a context-driven stack, inspired by LazyGit. Each view is now an independent, highly responsive module.
• Hunk-based Staging — Precision staging is here! Navigate between individual diff hunks (Tab/n) and stage/unstage them independently (Space). Active hunks are highlighted for clarity.
• Visual Interactive Rebase — Press i to enter a visual rebase editor. Pick, drop, reword, and fixup commits with a real-time preview (simulated backend).
• Global Search & Filter — Press / anywhere in the Repo View to instantly filter your file tree with case-insensitive search.
• Intelligent Push Dialog — Press p to open a unified push dialog. It pre-fills your last commit message and can automatically create a new commit if you have staged changes.
• TokyoNight IDE Theme — A beautiful, professional "Minimal IDE" aesthetic across the entire app, including token-level syntax highlighting in the editor and diff viewer.
• Recent Projects Selection — Quickly switch between repositories with a dedicated modal (d to remove, C to clear history).
• RemotePicker — Recursive selective file/folder download from any GitHub repository without cloning.
• SSH Setup Wizard — Step-by-step guidance to generate and register SSH keys on GitHub.
• Async Power — All heavy operations (clone, fetch, push, pull) run in background tasks with smooth loading spinners, keeping the UI at 60FPS.

Requirements: Rust 1.74+, Git, and SSH.

# Automated install (Wizard included)
./install.sh

# Manual build
cargo build --release
cp target/release/swiftgit /usr/local/bin/

SwiftGit stores its configuration in ~/.swiftgit/config.json. The install.sh wizard handles this automatically, but you can edit it manually or via the Ctrl+W settings overlay.

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