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Current Client

Current Client is a desktop Git client. It runs entirely on your machine, works with any Git host (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, self-hosted servers, or no host at all), and only talks to the network when you explicitly fetch, pull, push, or clone.

This wiki is a user manual — it explains what each part of the app does and how to use it. It isn't a developer reference.

Getting started

• Getting Started — opening, cloning, and initializing repositories

Everyday work

• Working Copy & Staging — reviewing and staging changes
• The Diff Viewer — reading and acting on diffs
• Committing Changes — writing and making commits
• Branches — creating, switching, merging, and comparing branches
• Remotes & Syncing — fetch, pull, push, and remote safety
• Signing In to Remotes — usernames, access tokens, and saved credentials
• Worktrees & Submodules — several branches checked out at once, nested repositories, and Git LFS
• Search in Files — finding text across the repository, on any branch or tag

History and investigation

• History & the Commit Graph — browsing and searching commit history
• Blame & Bisect — finding who changed a line, and which commit broke something
• Stashes & Tags — shelving work in progress, marking releases

When things go wrong

• Resolving Conflicts — merge, rebase, and cherry-pick conflicts
• Undo & Recovering Work — undoing the last operation, and recovering lost commits

Insights and output

• Activity & Repository Health — repository stats and maintenance
• Changelog Generator — turning commits into a changelog

Configuration

• Settings & Preferences — themes, identity, and app behavior
• Keyboard Shortcuts — quick reference