See the whole workspace
Dirty trees, conflicts, ahead/behind state, stashes, worktrees, pull requests, checks, and unreleased commits in one calm queue.
GitGlow is a local Git, GitHub, release, and coding-agent action cockpit for solo developers who want clarity before they commit, push, or ship.
The product UI shown here reflects the Workspace Pulse hierarchy shipped in this release.
Dirty trees, conflicts, ahead/behind state, stashes, worktrees, pull requests, checks, and unreleased commits in one calm queue.
Inspect staged, unstaged, and untracked files. Preview typed Git actions against the current HEAD and index before applying once.
Review commits since the last tag, unresolved checks, upstream readiness, and the exact draft you are preparing.
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The signed local stdio server exposes stable repository IDs, read resources, typed tools, and reusable prompts. It never accepts arbitrary Git arguments or shell commands.
Repository paths, source code, diffs, history, previews, and local audit records.
Selected repository metadata, pull requests, reviews, checks, releases, and user identity when connected.
Encrypted GitHub tokens, session identity, entitlement state, and short-lived action previews.
Stripe receives billing details. Analytics receives limited product events, never repository paths, code, tokens, or diffs.
Oversee the factory floor from a glass-walled command deck. Active agents receive readable workflow lanes only while work is running, provider and Git deltas pulse through the interactive Transmission Rack, and the time-filterable Activity Tape preserves completed work without crowding the floor. The inspector docks beside the floor on wide windows and stacks cleanly on smaller ones.
18 checks passed in 2.4 seconds
$ npm test -- auth/session.test.ts 18 passed · 0 failed · 0 skipped
src/auth/session.ts · +38 −12
Prompts, full transcripts, hidden reasoning, credentials, absolute paths, and secret-file contents are never retained.A GitGlow-managed Codex run and an observed Claude session enter the repository sector.

Codex and Claude Desktop/CLI sessions report through opt-in official hooks. GitGlow does not claim controls their provider does not expose.
Managed Codex uses App Server and existing Codex authentication. Managed Claude is optional and uses your Keychain-protected Anthropic Console key.
Switch live work or Replays into an app-filling view while the selected-agent inspector and accessible chronology dock or stack without covering the floor.
Play, pause, step, scrub, and change speed while sanitized plans, commands, bounded output, tests, diffs, and approvals stay synchronized across the floor, rack, chronology, and detail inspector.
30-day and 2 GiB Pro defaults, pinning, pause, and deletion stay under your control. Prompts, full transcripts, hidden reasoning, credentials, absolute paths, and secret-file contents are excluded.
Choose a date range and repositories, let a managed Codex or Claude session analyze bounded evidence, and receive an editable report pack—not a prompt to finish elsewhere.
Pick a subset from the repositories you allowed, then use a ready Codex or Claude connection.
No coding worktree or write tools. Untracked files, binaries, secret-prone paths, credentials, absolute paths, unrelated history, provider transcripts, and reasoning stay out.
A bounded, analysis-only agent run connected local commits, a merged pull request, and the v1.8.4 release into one editable report with release notes and marketing proof points.
Availability below is derived from the latest GitHub release assets.
Start by observing one local repository. Upgrade when you want concurrent agents, managed runs, collaboration, and guarded control.
Everything you need to know about GitGlow's privacy, compatibility, and pricing.
Local status, diffs, history, repository paths, previews, and audit records stay on your device. If you connect GitHub, GitGlow sends only the GitHub requests needed for installed repositories through the GitGlow API. Tokens never enter the desktop webview or MCP responses.
The download page reads the latest release assets and shows only platforms with a published installer. A platform is never described as available based on an intended roadmap alone.
Free MCP access is read-only. Pro can preview an allow-listed Git or GitHub action, but every MCP-originated write waits for native approval in Agent Observatory while the desktop app is open. GitGlow excludes arbitrary shell or Git commands, destructive cleanup, history editing, force pushes, and PR merges. Release publication is available only through Release Workspace after a fresh guarded preview and explicit final confirmation.
Free includes one trusted local repository, one observed live run, the working-tree stream, basic Activity Tape, the most recent completed Replay for 24 hours, Workspace Pulse, status, diff, history, manual Indie Log, and read-only MCP. Pro is €7.99/month or €79/year and adds concurrent repositories and agents, managed Codex/Claude Indie Log report packs, collisions, native approvals, explicit handoffs, encrypted local Replays with 30-day and 2 GiB defaults, GitHub integration, advanced insights, Release Workspace, and MCP writes. Provider usage charges remain yours. Existing Plus subscriptions keep their current price.
Observed sessions remain owned by their originating Desktop or CLI client. GitGlow monitors supported hook events and independent Git changes, but hides message, approval, and interrupt controls unless the provider exposes a supported channel. Runs launched by GitGlow are Managed and can expose those controls.
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