One command to back up every Git repo you have. Discovers repos, auto-commits dirty work, and pushes backup branches — safely. 🔥 Dry-run first, push second · 🔥 Streaming pipeline — backup starts before scan finishes · 🔥 Secret detection before any auto-commit · 🔥 No force-push · 🔥 Plugin support · 🔥 Structured logs, 250+ tests · 🔥 Bubble Tea TUI with fire animation Built from the old "in case of fire: git commit, git push, leave building" meme. Rebuilt properly. Beta. MIT.

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git-fire is a new open-source CLI tool (MIT licensed, built in Go) that backs up all local Git repositories with a single command. It discovers repos, auto-commits dirty work, and pushes backup branches safely. Key features include dry-run preview, streaming pipeline, secret detection before auto-commits, no force-push, plugin support, structured logs with 250+ tests, and a Bubble Tea TUI with fire animation. It also supports an agent stop-hook use case for checkpointing AI coding sessions. A USB mode for writing backups to mounted disks is planned. The companion library git-testkit provides Go test helpers for building Git fixture repos.

One command to back up every Git repo you have; and more! - git-fire

<p>i’m not one to bash other devs for pouring their blood sweat and tears into a passion project, but i genuinely don’t understand what the problem is that this tool solves 🤔 if the issue is redundancy / source control, i’d imagine that a local repo would also be pushed to some VCS platform. maybe i’m missing something</p>
