It’s 11 PM on a Friday night, you open the terminal, type mkdir
, git init
, and dive into the code. Two hours later, the editor is full of tabs, you have half a dozen modified files, and that voice in your head says: “this deserves some organized commits.”
If you use GitButler, this whole process involves multiple Cmd+Tab
switches to GitButler Desktop. Create a virtual branch. Go back to the editor. Write more code. Cmd+Tab
back. Move files between branches. Commit. Generate an AI message. Cmd+Tab
to the editor. And again. And again.