forgit brings interactive Git workflows to your terminal by combining the power of fzf with a comprehensive set of Git operations. Instead of typing complex Git commands, you can browse and select from branches, commits, files, and stashes using fuzzy finding.

The tool provides over 25 Git shortcuts (like ga for interactive add, glo for log viewing, and gcp for cherry-pick) that work seamlessly across bash, zsh, and fish shells. Each command opens a text-based interface where you can search and select items using keyboard navigation.

Key capabilities include:

Interactive Git operations: add, checkout, reset, stash, rebase, cherry-pick, and blame
Log and diff viewing: browse commit history and changes with syntax highlighting
Gitignore generation: create .gitignore files interactively
Git aliases: use short commands like glo, gd, and gss instead of full Git syntax
Optional integrations: pair with delta for better diffs and bat for code syntax highlighting
Shell completions: tab completion support for all shells

This tool is ideal for developers who spend significant time in the terminal and want to reduce typing while working with Git. It's particularly useful if you already use fzf and prefer keyboard-driven workflows over GUI tools.

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