git-visualization

Git commit visualization

Git log alias with enhanced readability and formatting.

A visual Git history explorer with real-time commit comparison capabilities.

A beginner-friendly Streamlit-based Python tool to simplify Git & GitHub workflows visually and interactively.

A compact terminal heatmap of Git commits — similar to the GitHub contribution graph, but optimized for small terminal windows with retro-style vertical bars instead of squares.

Answer "who works on what?" across your entire engineering org. Self-hosted git analytics with beautiful Grafana dashboards. Track contributions, identify experts, measure team velocity, and visualize activity patterns across all repositories.

A fast, beautiful Git commit tree for your terminal. arbor renders your repository history as a color‑coded branching graph with a responsive TUI, a detail sidebar, and a curated forest palette that adapts to light and dark terminals.

Topology-preserving Git commit graph visualizer that highlights key branches.

Deterministic Git Time Machine UI focused on truth, safety, learning, and local-first workflows.

Your real work builds a virtual city. macOS ambient companion that turns closed tasks, git commits, and notes into an ever-growing isometric city.

Trading-terminal style Git history viewer that turns repository activity into candlestick charts and volume bars.

A beginner-friendly Git visualizer. Understand branches visually, preview commits before pushing, and get AI-generated commit messages.

git_view - Git client with a focus on simplicity.

Interactive GitHub repository visualizer and commit analytics workstation built with React 19, Recharts, and Vite featuring dual repo comparison, SVG git graphs, and AI release notes.

A local developer tool to visualize and predict git conflicts.

See any GitHub repo's history as growth rings. One ring per year, width by commit volume, color by language. Client-side, exports a PNG.

A native macOS app for exploring local Git repositories as a spatial branch map.

Interactive 3D Git history visualizer & time-travel explorer with AI-powered codebase lore

Backend for git-arena — a Git learning & collaboration-training platform. Spring Boot 3 + JGit run real Git commands in isolated sandboxes and stream the commit DAG to the frontend over WebSocket.

Frontend for git-arena — a Git learning & collaboration-training platform. Vue 3 + TypeScript UI pairing a D3-rendered commit DAG with a real xterm.js terminal, both driven by one shared repo-state model.