Graphite - How the fastest developers ship code

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Ship code faster with Graphite. Stay unblocked on code review with “stacking” - the workflow engineers at top companies use to accelerate their development. Now available to anyone with a GitHub account.

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this is insane!
Thank you so much! Can't wait for you to try Graphite 🎉
Hell yeah brother!
I used graphite everyday as an software engineer and I couldn’t do without it. It makes our entire team so much more efficient and also increases our momentum
We love to hear that! What's your favorite feature?
Congrats to the team! Def exciting to see this go live!
Thank you for supporting us!
Thank you so much! Excited for your team to try out Graphite 🎉
Good luck
Thank you so much! We're still keeping up the momentum🚀
Congratulations on the launch Graphite team. Best of Luck!
Thank you so much! Glad to have your support!
Dang you removed the 'i' in 'git' terminal commands so that it can be typed out with the left hand alone, that's clever Unless...it actually stands for GraphiTe?!
Why not both :P — the best part is our single-letter shortcuts (gt c, gt m, gt s, etc.) and custom aliasing configuration!! Check it out!
Mer, this is so cool! I’ve been waiting for this for so long so I’m pumped to see it finally happen. Will keep you posted on how things are going. great work, bravo!
Thanks Kathleen! We're pumped too!!
Graphite looks beautiful, and functionally, it appears to be a significant step forward for developers. Congrats to the entire team on your launch!
Thank you so much! Really appreciate it. I hope you enjoy using the product - would love to hear your thoughts!
Congrats to the whole team on the launch and bringing this product to life! Can't wait to see what you all ship next 🚀
Thank you so much Anjali! Really appreciate your support! Keep an eye on our changelog and product updates for new features!
I love Graphite! We're on a team plan here at Warp. I easily run hundreds of graphite commands a day. Super critical to my workflow, love that it uses git primitives under the hood. The community is also superhelpful.
Thank you so much for the kind words!