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A simple terminal UI for git commands that streamlines complex workflows without the overhead of heavy GUIs.

lazygit is a Go-based Terminal User Interface (TUI) designed to bridge the gap between high-level graphical Git clients and the raw command-line interface. Built for performance and ergonomics, it leverages a panel-driven navigation system that allows developers to manage repositories with minimal keystrokes. In the 2026 development landscape, where 'local-first' and 'lightweight' tooling have become the standard to combat Electron-app fatigue, lazygit stands out as a premier choice for power users. Its technical architecture utilizes the gocui library for efficient rendering and state management, providing instantaneous feedback on repository status. By abstracting complex commands like interactive rebasing, hunk-level staging, and cherry-picking into intuitive keyboard-driven interactions, it significantly reduces the cognitive load of version control. The tool is highly extensible, allowing for custom keybindings and shell-command integrations, making it a staple for senior engineers who demand both the speed of the CLI and the visual clarity of a GUI. As of 2026, it remains a leader in the 'Minimalist DevOps' movement, prioritized for its zero-latency performance and deep integration with modern terminal emulators.
lazygit is a Go-based Terminal User Interface (TUI) designed to bridge the gap between high-level graphical Git clients and the raw command-line interface.
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Allows users to stage individual lines or blocks (hunks) of code within a file by toggling the staging view with 'v'.
A visual representation of the commit history where users can squash, fixup, drop, or reorder commits via single-key commands.
Users can define shell commands in the config file that trigger based on the current context (file, branch, or commit).
Detects conflicts and provides a side-by-side view to select 'ours', 'theirs', or 'both' versions with one click.
Visualizes the Git Reflog, allowing users to check out or reset to any previous state of the HEAD.
Directly manage multiple worktrees attached to a single repository within the TUI panels.
Displays upstream changes that haven't been pulled yet in a 'ghost' state for visual awareness.
Install via package manager (e.g., 'brew install jesseduffield/lazygit/lazygit' or 'go install').
Navigate to any Git-initialized repository in your terminal.
Execute the command 'lazygit' to launch the TUI.
Use 'h' and 'l' (or arrow keys) to navigate between panels: Status, Files, Branches, Commits, and Stash.
Press 'space' to stage/unstage files or individual hunks in the Files panel.
Use 'c' to open the commit message prompt and 'P' to push changes to remote.
Press 'e' on a commit to initiate an interactive rebase.
Use 'z' to view the undo/redo options for local git actions.
Configure custom keybindings in 'config.yml' for proprietary workflows.
Use 'q' to exit the interface and return to the standard shell.
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"Users praise lazygit for its extreme speed and how it makes complex git operations like rebasing feel safe and visual. It is widely considered the best Git TUI available."
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