Every git command, opened up from the inside.

Turn any folder into a Git repository.

Set the identity and behaviour Git uses when you commit.

Compare the working tree, the index, and the last commit.

Copy your edits into the staging area (the index).

Seal the index into a permanent commit object.

Create, list and rename refs that point at commits.

Move HEAD to another branch and rebuild your working tree.

The modern, focused way to change branches.

Fold the history of another branch into yours.

Re-apply your commits on top of a new base — and rewrite history.

Walk the chain of parent links and read your history.

Dump the full anatomy of any single object.

Compare any two versions of your content.

Attribute every line of a file to the commit and author that made it.

Everything you did — even the things you rewrote away.

Sweep unreachable objects and compress your repository.

Move the branch pointer and undo your staging decisions.

Undo changes in your working tree or index — surgically.

Undo a commit by adding a NEW commit that does the opposite.

Park your uncommitted changes and get a clean working tree.

Re-apply one specific commit onto your current branch.

Delete untracked, unignored files from your working tree.

Copy an entire repository — history, refs, branches — to your machine.

Manage the bookmarks that point at other repositories.

Download the remote's objects — without merging, without touching your work.

Fetch the remote and fold it into your current branch.

Upload your branch's commits and advance the remote branch.

Plant a permanent, named marker on a commit.