Git Map

Hover or focus a Git area to see the commands that move changes between stash, workspace, staging, local history, and a remote repository.

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Situation solver

Match a real Git state to the next route

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Analyze branch state, staged files, workspace edits, conflicts, and remote drift.

Status output

Scenario journeys

Step through common Git situations and watch the map follow the command path.

Journey

How To Read It

Blue flows change files in the local workspace.

Amber flows prepare or unprepare changes for a commit.

Green flows create, inspect, or reshape local history.

Red flows exchange commits with the shared remote.

Violet flows temporarily store work without committing it.

D DailyThe daily marker highlights the common pull, add, commit, and push flow.

Beginner Daily Path

1Sync first with git pull.
2Edit files in your workspace.
3Prepare changes with git add.
4Save locally with git commit.
5Share work with git push.

What State Am I In?

Git status says

Hover an area

Start here: choose Local Workspace if you have edited files, or Remote Repo if you are cloning, pulling, or pushing. Focused mode keeps the map simple.

Git Map

Match a real Git state to the next route

Paste git status

Scenario journeys

Hover an area

Useful checks