GitGlow brings precise staging, clear history, and a checkout-aware terminal into one local Git workspace. Pro adds review marks and checks that become stale after edits, plus managed agent and release tools. Free for private local clones; no account needed.

Hi Product Hunt! I’m Stoyan, the solo maker of GitGlow. Coding agents make it easier to produce changes. I built GitGlow to make the next part clearer: understanding the diff, choosing what belongs in a commit, checking the right checkout, and knowing whether those checks still describe the code you’re about to ship. The everyday workflow is free: private local clones, precise staging, commit history, conflict resolution, and terminal tabs in one active checkout, without a GitGlow account. Pro adds review confidence: mark files reviewed, run your verification command, and see later edits bring files back to your attention and make previous results stale. It also includes concurrent workspaces, managed agent workflows, native approval for supported MCP writes, GitHub integration, and release preparation. Pro is €2.99/month or €29/year. AI provider subscriptions and API usage are separate. Packages are available for macOS, Windows, and Linux; this demo shows the installed macOS app using an invented local sample repository. I’d love your feedback: after an agent changes your code, what helps you decide it’s ready to commit?

Review marks that go stale when a file changes again is exactly what's missing now that agents edit stuff in the background. Feels like the bridge between letting an agent write code and actually trusting what you ship, well done Stoyan

GitGlow

Review your code and your agents' changes before you ship

Review your code and your agents' changes before you ship