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✨ i made a thing! ✨
vscode plugin that (hopefully) makes git so intuitive that you don't need to "learn to use git". the main problem is that git while powerful, can be hard to use / navigate / understand. this extension gives you those *powers* but without the pain needed to "learn" it.
vscode plugin that (hopefully) makes git so intuitive that you don't need to "learn to use git". the main problem is that git while powerful, can be hard to use / navigate / understand. this extension gives you those *powers* but without the pain needed to "learn" it.
📚 stacked PRs on GitHub 📚
if you're using ghstack, spr, gittown, or git navigator to push your stacks - you know the review experience on GitHub is still pretty rough
introducing Stack Reviewer, a chrome extension that shows you where you are in the stack and lets you jump between PRs instantly
if you're using ghstack, spr, gittown, or git navigator to push your stacks - you know the review experience on GitHub is still pretty rough
introducing Stack Reviewer, a chrome extension that shows you where you are in the stack and lets you jump between PRs instantly
January 31, 2026 at 6:40 PM
📚 stacked PRs on GitHub 📚
if you're using ghstack, spr, gittown, or git navigator to push your stacks - you know the review experience on GitHub is still pretty rough
introducing Stack Reviewer, a chrome extension that shows you where you are in the stack and lets you jump between PRs instantly
if you're using ghstack, spr, gittown, or git navigator to push your stacks - you know the review experience on GitHub is still pretty rough
introducing Stack Reviewer, a chrome extension that shows you where you are in the stack and lets you jump between PRs instantly
moving changes between worktree with stash is interesting 👀
(ignore the broken tree graph. worktree rendering still needs fixing 🫠)
(ignore the broken tree graph. worktree rendering still needs fixing 🫠)
January 28, 2026 at 11:31 AM
moving changes between worktree with stash is interesting 👀
(ignore the broken tree graph. worktree rendering still needs fixing 🫠)
(ignore the broken tree graph. worktree rendering still needs fixing 🫠)
🚨 major update on Git Navigator (v0.1.0) 🚨
there's now dedicated "Branch mode" vs "Stack mode". "Branch mode" is the more "traditional" way, while "Stack mode" is the *fancier* way that companies like Graphite or plugin like spr, ghstack, git-town does it
🧵
there's now dedicated "Branch mode" vs "Stack mode". "Branch mode" is the more "traditional" way, while "Stack mode" is the *fancier* way that companies like Graphite or plugin like spr, ghstack, git-town does it
🧵
January 23, 2026 at 2:02 PM
🚨 major update on Git Navigator (v0.1.0) 🚨
there's now dedicated "Branch mode" vs "Stack mode". "Branch mode" is the more "traditional" way, while "Stack mode" is the *fancier* way that companies like Graphite or plugin like spr, ghstack, git-town does it
🧵
there's now dedicated "Branch mode" vs "Stack mode". "Branch mode" is the more "traditional" way, while "Stack mode" is the *fancier* way that companies like Graphite or plugin like spr, ghstack, git-town does it
🧵
might or might not have gotten distracted with uhh something new 🫣
January 21, 2026 at 1:03 PM
might or might not have gotten distracted with uhh something new 🫣
fast-forward + safe delete buttons on hover 👀
January 20, 2026 at 1:45 PM
fast-forward + safe delete buttons on hover 👀
oh hey, just realized it finally got past 100 installs on vscode marketplace! 🥳
January 19, 2026 at 6:42 PM
oh hey, just realized it finally got past 100 installs on vscode marketplace! 🥳
i had a revelation earlier in the week that a lot of Git Navigator's behavior is a mix of "Branch mode" vs "Stack mode" and the inconsistency is confusing. so in the next update, they will be 2 explicit different modes (which you can freely switch back and forth between them)...
January 18, 2026 at 4:33 AM
i had a revelation earlier in the week that a lot of Git Navigator's behavior is a mix of "Branch mode" vs "Stack mode" and the inconsistency is confusing. so in the next update, they will be 2 explicit different modes (which you can freely switch back and forth between them)...
✨ i made a thing! ✨
vscode plugin that (hopefully) makes git so intuitive that you don't need to "learn to use git". the main problem is that git while powerful, can be hard to use / navigate / understand. this extension gives you those *powers* but without the pain needed to "learn" it.
vscode plugin that (hopefully) makes git so intuitive that you don't need to "learn to use git". the main problem is that git while powerful, can be hard to use / navigate / understand. this extension gives you those *powers* but without the pain needed to "learn" it.
January 5, 2026 at 10:52 AM
✨ i made a thing! ✨
vscode plugin that (hopefully) makes git so intuitive that you don't need to "learn to use git". the main problem is that git while powerful, can be hard to use / navigate / understand. this extension gives you those *powers* but without the pain needed to "learn" it.
vscode plugin that (hopefully) makes git so intuitive that you don't need to "learn to use git". the main problem is that git while powerful, can be hard to use / navigate / understand. this extension gives you those *powers* but without the pain needed to "learn" it.