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GitButler is a new Git client developed by GitHub co-founder Scott Chacon, designed to serve as a code concierge. It is cross-platform, stores project history, and includes generative AI capabilities. It offers features such as an intuitive branch workflow and a recent release has included improvements like a lane-based commit view and advanced commit editing. GitButler is available under a Functional Source License for two years, after which it will switch to an MIT License. It is currently free for individual users, with plans for enterprise features coming soon.

I Put GitButler To The Test: A New Kind of Git Client by GitHub's Co-Founder

<p>Having a love hate relation with gitbutler at the moment. I love the workflow, when it works. But often times I get errors that gotbutler cannot solve. Somehow merges getting stuck, changes files with no changes, unable to unapply a virtual branch.</p>
<p>I’ve been daily driving gitbutler on a codebase with 30 other devs, lots of commits and about 120k lines of code. But with the issues mentioned I haven’t yet convinced my other colleagues yet 😅</p>
