bit

Save changes to the current branch

$ bit save

$ bit sync

$ bit sync origin [master]

$ bit switch [branch-name]

$ bit checkout

$ bit add

$ bit commit -m "[message]"

bit [command] [arguments]

bit is a modern Git CLI wrapper that provides simplified commands, intelligent defaults, and interactive prompts. It's built on top of git and maintains full compatibility with standard git commands.
The tool reduces common git workflows to simpler commands while providing suggestions, autocompletion for files and branches, and automatic fetch/fast-forwarding to reduce merge conflicts.

All git parameters work with bit. Common ones include:
-m message

Commit message (with bit commit)

Stage all modified files

Amend the previous commit

Rebase when pulling

save

Save changes to current branch (smart commit with optional amend)

Pull with rebase and push; optionally sync with another branch

Switch branches with prompt to create if non-existent

Interactive branch/file checkout

Interactive file staging

Display current branch and status information

Requires Go environment with GOPATH and GOBIN set for installation. The save command may amend commits which rewrites history; use with caution on shared branches. Bit is experimental software and may have unexpected behavior in edge cases.

bit was created by Chris Walz in 2020 as an experiment to modernize the git CLI experience. It aimed to reduce the complexity of common git operations while maintaining full git compatibility for power users.

git(1), gh(1), tig(1), lazygit(1)