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Igitt is a lightweight, terminal-native interface that layers interactive prompts and inline helpers atop standard Git commands, enabling developers to stage, commit, branch, merge, and visualize history without leaving the command line or memorizing verbose syntax. Conceived by nstr.dev as a productivity bridge between novice terminal users and seasoned Git practitioners, the tool parses local repository state in real time and surfaces contextual shortcuts, conflict previews, and diff hinters that reduce keystrokes and typographical errors. Typical use cases include rapid staging of scattered changes through arrow-key navigation, interactive rebasing with on-screen key legend, and collaborative conflict resolution that keeps Vim or VS Code closed while still offering side-by-side highlighting. The utility fits squarely in the Version Control / Developer Tools category, complementing rather than replacing Git by forwarding every finalized action to the underlying git binary for full compatibility with hooks, submodules, and remote protocols. Since its initial public release the project has iterated through four tagged versions, culminating in v0.1.9 which refines color themes, shortens startup latency, and adds an optional mouse-scrollable log pane. Binaries are distributed for Windows, macOS, and Linux under a permissive license, requiring no installation daemon and occupying roughly five megabytes on disk. Igitt is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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