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built for the whole workflow // git workbench

Know the history. Own the next change.

From your first staged hunk to a complex branch rewrite, the tools stay close to your code. Explore how each part works, and where its limits are.

A closer look at the workbench

Visual commit graph

Replay a Git branch one commit at a time, inspect files at each step, and scrub a file’s history with line-by-line blame in Git Workbench for Linux, macOS, and Windows.

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Diffs & hunk staging

Review unified and side-by-side Git diffs, stage individual hunks, and inspect changed files before committing with the free Git Workbench desktop app.

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Three-pane merge editor

Compare Current and Incoming changes beside an editable merge result. Resolve Git conflicts visually, inspect the base, and preview remembered resolutions.

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Pull & merge request reviews

Review pull and merge requests from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket Cloud, and Gitea. Read diffs, discuss changes, inspect CI, and open a separate review worktree.

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Restore points & recovery

Save Git workspace restore points, recover staged and unstaged changes into a new branch, browse the reflog, and compare history before and after a rewrite.

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Optional AI assistance

Draft commit messages and explain branch changes with optional hosted AI or local Ollama. Review before applying, with encrypted keys and local rewrites.

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More room to work

A workspace that fits your repositories.

Switch between projects in tabs, pin status cards on Home, use a persistent terminal, and choose from nine themes with independent interface and code typography.

Preview the nine themes →Explore commit splitting, stacks, LFS & sparse checkout →Set up your first workspace →