Hi Product Hunt! I'm Kiryl, and I built 🌱 Twig. I wanted a Git client that hides nothing: every command it runs is in a console with its exact arguments, output and exit code, and almost everything can be undone — commits, merges, checkouts, even discarded changes. Then my coding agents started reading the same repositories, and I noticed how many tokens they burn on raw git. So 🌱 Twig has a built-in MCP server. Turn it on, copy one command, and Claude Code, Codex or Cursor get: – What you're looking at: the commit, range or file selected in 🌱 Twig. No more pasting hashes. – Cheaper answers: "when did this code appear?" costs 3–63× fewer tokens than git log -S -p, and blame with reasons is one call with 92–95% fewer tokens. – No surprise commits: the agent can only propose a commit. You see the files and message in 🌱 Twig, edit, then press Commit — and Undo still works. To be honest about the numbers: diffs aren't compressed, so reading every change for a commit message saves only 4–10%. Full method: kitarasenka.github.io/twig/mcp.html#tokens As a plain Git client it has a fast graph, line-level staging, drag-to-rebase, a three-way conflict editor, guided git bisect, and checks before commit and push without hand-written hooks. Free for macOS, Windows and Linux. Local, no account, no telemetry. The MCP server is off by default and has no network port. What would you want your agent to see from your Git client? I'll be here all day.

Twig

Desktop Git client with a built-in MCP server for AI agents

Desktop Git client with a built-in MCP server for AI agents