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An AI-powered Git toolkit and MCP server written in Rust, featuring intelligent commit message rewriting, PR generation, and integrations for Atlassian, Datadog, and Google services.

An open, git-based standard for organizing agent knowledge and instructions in portable Markdown folders, with a TypeScript reference library and conformance kit.

PKV Sync is a self-hosted sync server for Obsidian vaults. One binary, one SQLite metadata database, and one bare git repository per vault keep notes in sync across phone, tablet and desktop, with an admin panel, real-time push, git history and MCP access.

manygit is a terminal UI for managing multiple git repositories at once. It scans a folder tree, shows each repo's branch and status (ahead/behind/dirty), and lets you fetch, pull, push, checkout branches, view commit graphs, run scripts, and browse GitHub PRs—all from one screen. No config file needed; it discovers repos automatically.

Tachiko Work is a semantic workspace for structured data, offering typed schemas, deterministic formulas, and Git-native review. It enables humans and AI to work on the same meaning without reverse-engineering files.

Simgit provides disk-efficient, isolated Git worktrees using copy-on-write (CoW) for running multiple AI agents or parallel development on a single repository. It leverages native filesystem features (APFS, reflink) or fuse-overlayfs to minimize disk usage, offering significant savings compared to full worktree copies.

A Rust CLI tool that aggregates git commit statistics like changed files, insertions, deletions, and net changes, with support for revision ranges, author filtering, and review trailers.

A neon vector arcade rewrite of Asteroids designed as a collaborative, evolving game where developers contribute new mechanics and hazards via pull requests.