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IntelliGit Client

IntelliGit Client

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IntelliJ-like Git client for VS Code with branch tree, stashes, graph, merge/diff/compare workflows.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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IntelliGit Client (VS Code Extension)

IntelliGit is an IntelliJ-like Git client extension for VS Code focused on core parity and your requested UI:

  • Left sidebar sections: Branches, Stashes, Git Graph
  • Main editor workflows: 3-way merge, side-by-side diff, branch comparison

Implemented Features

Branches (Tree View)

  • Hierarchical branch tree grouped by prefix (feature/*, release/*, etc.)
  • Local + remote branches
  • Current branch marker + upstream/ahead/behind info
  • Branch actions:
    • Checkout
    • Create
    • Rename
    • Delete
    • Track / untrack upstream
    • Merge into current
    • Rebase current onto selected branch
    • Reset current branch to selected commit (soft|mixed|hard) with confirmation
    • Compare with current branch
  • Branch search/filter command

Stashes (Tree View)

  • Stash list with message, author, timestamp, file count
  • Stash actions:
    • Create stash (include untracked, keep index)
    • Apply
    • Pop
    • Drop (guarded)
    • Rename message
    • Patch preview (diff document)

Git Graph (Tree View)

  • Commit list with graph-like glyph, refs, metadata, author/date
  • Commit details view:
    • Full message
    • Parent SHAs
    • Changed files
    • Stats (files/insertions/deletions)
  • Commit actions:
    • Checkout commit (detached, guarded)
    • Create branch at commit
    • Cherry-pick commit
    • Revert commit
    • Cherry-pick range
    • Compare commit with current branch
    • Interactive rebase from selected commit
  • Graph filters:
    • branch/ref
    • author
    • message text
    • since / until dates

Main Editor Workflows

  • 3-way merge: integrates with VS Code merge editor
    • Open conflicted file in merge editor
    • Next/previous conflict commands
    • Finalize guard: blocks if unresolved conflicts remain
  • Side-by-side diff entry points:
    • Working tree vs HEAD
    • Index vs HEAD
    • Commit vs parent
    • Any two refs for a file
  • Branch comparison tab:
    • Dedicated webview for A..B, B..A, changed files
    • Drill down into file-level diff
    • Recent compare pairs persisted in workspace state

Cross-cutting Features

  • Quick Git Actions command palette entry
  • Push/pull previews (incoming/outgoing commit summaries)
  • Fetch --prune
  • Partial staging (git add -p)
  • Stage file / unstage file
  • Amend last commit
  • File history and blame from active editor file
  • Guardrails for destructive operations with modal confirmation
  • Output channel logging of executed Git commands
  • Deterministic state refresh after mutating operations

Architecture

  • src/services/gitService.ts
    • Native git CLI wrapper with typed methods
    • Error normalization and command logging
  • src/state/stateStore.ts
    • Central cached state for branches/stashes/graph/compare
    • Auto-refresh on .git file changes
  • src/providers/*TreeProvider.ts
    • Branch, stash, and graph sidebar providers
  • src/commands/commandController.ts
    • Command registration, action orchestration, guardrails
  • src/editor/editorOrchestrator.ts
    • Merge/diff/compare tab orchestration
  • src/views/compareView.ts
    • Branch comparison webview UI

Available Commands

Not exhaustive list of key command IDs:

  • intelliGit.quickActions
  • intelliGit.refresh
  • intelliGit.branch.*
  • intelliGit.stash.*
  • intelliGit.graph.*
  • intelliGit.diff.open
  • intelliGit.compare.open
  • intelliGit.merge.*
  • intelliGit.git.*
  • intelliGit.stage.*
  • intelliGit.commit.amend
  • intelliGit.fileHistory.open
  • intelliGit.fileBlame.open

Run Locally

  1. Install deps:
npm install
  1. Compile:
npm run compile
  1. Open this folder in VS Code and press F5 to launch the extension host.

  2. In the launched window, open Activity Bar > IntelliGit.

Notes / Current v1 Boundaries

  • Single-repo per window (first workspace folder)
  • Native Git CLI required on system path (or configure intelliGit.gitPath)
  • Uses built-in VS Code merge/diff editors for reliability
  • Graph is tree-based rendering (with glyph hints), not a fully custom canvas DAG yet
  • PR/issue tracker integrations are intentionally not included in this core-parity scope

Settings

  • intelliGit.gitPath (default: git)
  • intelliGit.commandTimeoutMs (default: 15000)
  • intelliGit.maxGraphCommits (default: 200)
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