Changelog

0.1.0 — 2026-11-06

First public version.

Native Git workbench over the system git binary: changes, history, branches, stashes, worktrees, remotes, tags, submodules, sparse checkout, hooks, LFS and patches.
File, hunk and line staging bound to the diff you saw. A changed file returns git_stale instead of writing the index.
Commit composer with stage-all, batch outcomes and a journal for interrupted batches.

Recovery snapshots before discard, hard reset, stash drop, merge or rebase abort, and force push. Restores refuse to overwrite files changed after the snapshot. Retention: 24 hours, 200 snapshots, 512 MiB.
Force push uses --force-with-lease only, and writes a snapshot of the remote-tracking tip first.
Local push preflight on every outbound path: private key material blocks a push, blocking findings need a typed confirmation, warnings need an explicit accept.

Paged commit graph with branch filtering, author and content search, blame at any commit, reflog search with soft, mixed and hard reset.
Interactive rebase with an editable todo, squash, reword, cherry-pick, revert, split of the HEAD commit with a backup ref, and range-diff for recorded rewrites.
Conflict resolver with per-block ours/theirs/both/base, whole-file editing, a three-way view and rerere.

Optional ACP assistant for commit messages, diff explanations and change or branch review, with send-scope disclosure and a review receipt. Writes and terminals are rejected; the agent process is not an OS sandbox.
Optional loopback MCP server on 127.0.0.1 with a bearer token, bounded read tools and per-call approval for fetch, stage and unstage.
GitHub, GitLab, Gitea and Bitbucket Cloud pull and merge requests: lists, checks, review comments, approvals and merges. Tokens live in the OS keychain.

Multi-repository workspace with a bounded local catalog, cross-repository activity feed and tracked-content code search.
Up to eight windows, each with its own repository session.
English and Simplified Chinese interface, nine languages on this website.
Deterministic 36-beast avatars derived from repository names, computed locally.

macOS builds are signed with a Developer ID and notarized; the ticket is stapled to the disk image, so a quarantined download passes Gatekeeper.
The Windows installer is not Authenticode-signed. Verify the published SHA-256 before running it.
Linux packaging is cross-built and has not been verified on a desktop by the maintainers.
The update feed and installers are live at https://download.floweb.cn/gitwright/; signed manifests for macOS and Windows point at the versioned archives.

The ACP agent process is not sandboxed. Only connect agents you trust.
The push preflight is a local heuristic, not a secret scanner.
Very large repositories are usable but bounded: history pages, file previews, diffs and workspace scans all have caps.
Linux desktop behaviour may differ from macOS and Windows; bug reports with the distribution and desktop environment are welcome.

File previews, image diffs and the image overlay stack keep small images at their natural size instead of stretching them into the pane.