Git Command Generator
Interactive builder for git commands with options and flags
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Build a correct Git command by picking options instead of memorizing flags. Commands are grouped into categories — Basic, Branching, Remote, Advanced, and Information — and each one (commit, branch, checkout, push, pull, merge, rebase, reset, stash, and log) comes with its own set of options. Toggle boolean flags like --amend, --no-verify, --force-with-lease, --rebase, or --oneline; fill in text fields such as a commit message, branch name, remote, or commit limit; and choose from select options like a reset mode (--soft, --mixed, --hard) or a stash action. The full command rebuilds live as you change anything, with message and limit values quoted automatically and positional arguments appended in order. When it reads right, copy it straight into your terminal. A short description under each command explains what it does, and your selections are remembered between visits.
How to Use
- 1Pick a category tab: Basic, Branching, Remote, Advanced, or Information.
- 2Choose a Git command from the dropdown — a one-line description of what it does appears below it.
- 3Toggle boolean flags, type text values (like a commit message or remote), and set any select options.
- 4Watch the Generated command update live as you configure the options.
- 5Copy the command or download it as git-command.sh, then run it in your terminal.
Key Benefits
- Ten common commands across Basic, Branching, Remote, Advanced, and Information
- Interactive flags for commit, push, pull, merge, rebase, reset, stash, and log
- Boolean, text, and select inputs that match each command's real options
- Command rebuilds live as you toggle options — no run button needed
- Auto-quotes message and limit values and appends positional arguments correctly
- Inline description for every command explains its purpose
- Remembers your selections between visits and exports as a shell file
Common Use Cases
- Assembling a precise git push with --set-upstream and --force-with-lease
- Recalling the right flags for an interactive rebase or a hard reset
- Building a readable git log with --oneline, --graph, and --decorate
- Helping a teammate learn what each flag does before running a command
- Drafting a stash or merge command without checking the man page
Command category
Record changes to the repository
Command options
Flag: -m
Updates live as you configure options above
git commit
Tips
- Select options to build your git command interactively.
- Copy the generated command and run it in your terminal.
- Hover over option descriptions to learn what each flag does.
- Use the category tabs to quickly find the command you need.
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It includes commit, branch, checkout, push, pull, merge, rebase, reset, stash, and log, organized into Basic, Branching, Remote, Advanced, and Information categories. Selecting a category filters the command dropdown to the relevant commands.
Boolean options add their flag when checked (for example --amend or --force). Text options either append their flag and value or, when they have no flag, become positional arguments. Select options — like the reset mode or a stash action — insert the chosen value directly into the command.