Gitkeen documentation
Everything Gitkeen can do, page by page. New to Gitkeen? Start with Installing Gitkeen, then Getting started.
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Installing Gitkeen | Which file to download, opening the app the first time, updates |
| Getting started | Starting Gitkeen, the window, selecting commits, the command palette |
| Committing | The commit panel, the diff viewer, stashes, signed commits |
| Changing history | Cherry-pick, revert, reset, squash, the rebase editor, moving and dropping commits |
| Branches, remotes and conflicts | Branches, push, pull, merge, tags, the merge editor |
| Finding things | Search, blame, bisect, compare |
| Undo | Recovery points and restoring an operation |
| The console | Typing Git commands, and what keeps them safe |
| The Stats report | Who committed what, and when |
| GitHub and AI help | Pull requests and checks, and explanations from an AI model |
| More features | Worktrees, submodules, Git LFS, patches and bundles |
| Themes and text size | Light and dark, five colour palettes, text size |
| Keyboard shortcuts | Every key |
| The desktop app | What is different in the app, and building it yourself |
| Development | How Gitkeen is built, the code, the tests, the logo |