git warp

Rewrite git history in your browser — drag to reorder, squash, fixup, reword, and split commits, with unlimited undo.

A command-line tool, run from inside any git repository. It starts a local HTTP server bound to 127.0.0.1, opens a browser, and presents a single-page UI for rewriting git history. All git operations run server-side via subprocess; the browser is pure UI. It refuses mutating operations on a dirty working tree; commits are shown with short hashes.

Design goal: minimal, reliable code with no avoidable failure modes. Dependencies: Flask, stdlib. No build step or JS bundler.

Install

pip install git-warp

This installs the git-warp program, which git automatically exposes as the git warp subcommand.

Usage

Run from inside any git repository:

git warp

This opens your browser to a local page where you can view and rewrite your commit history. From there, open the manual for details.

Requirements

• Python >= 3.10
• Git >= 2.26

License

GPL-3.0 — see LICENSE.md.