
Context switching breaks your flow
Opening the right folder, terminal and preview takes you away from the task. Project-aware shortcuts keep those tools close.
Keep your repositories, commits, running previews and prompt context in one place. ViboGit works beside your editor on macOS.
macOS · v0.3.6
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Working across repositories means switching between your editor, terminal, browser, Finder and GitHub. ViboGit brings project shortcuts, Git status and preview tools into one place.

Opening the right folder, terminal and preview takes you away from the task. Project-aware shortcuts keep those tools close.

Staging files and writing commit messages interrupts the work. Quick Commit stages all changes and creates an AI-assisted local commit. Push stays separate.

Which branch was I on? What changed? Switch between repositories and review their branch, changes and recent history before you continue.
Switch repositories from the sidebar. Check branches and changed files, with ahead / behind counts in the compact project list. Open the selected project in Finder, your editor, terminal or browser.
An automatic tour reveals each project’s preview, branch, folder and Git status. Each card stays visible for six seconds. Pause to explore, or choose a project yourself. Values are examples; the buttons never change a real repository.
Press ⌘⇧M to open or refocus the floating mini launcher. Switch project, open your tools or use Git actions. Dismiss it with X.
Open desktop, tablet and mobile Grab Browser windows for your project. Inspect styles, mark up elements and capture regions as you review.
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Responsive review illustration. Open separate windows at the sizes you need.
Use element comments, computed styles, region captures and spacing or column overlays. Browse project routes and saved URLs.
Review page titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, Open Graph and Twitter fields, social images and declared favicons in the SEO panel.
Social cards are previews, not a guarantee of how another platform will render them. Grab Browser keeps its own persistent session, separate from your regular browser.
Review changed files and recent history before you move on. Quick Commit stages all changes, writes an AI-generated message and creates a local commit.
Requires your AI API key. Quick Commit does not push.
Explore the latest 200 commits in a lane graph. Hover for commit details, copy a hash or check out a commit.
Pull, refresh, Push and PR have their own controls. Project Push can pull and rebase first when the branch is behind its remote.
Browse files, preview documents and assemble a prompt with references to the project you are working on.
Review the navigation in [header.tsx].
Use the screenshot to check the mobile layout.
Use Code / Preview in the Tree viewer for images, PDFs and Markdown with tables, local images and Mermaid diagrams. Expand the viewer when you need more room.
Mention files, paste or drop images, and browse detected skills to insert an instruction to use one. Copy the prompt with resolved paths or send it to a supported terminal.
Send supports Terminal, iTerm, Ghostty, Warp and Kitty on macOS. Some terminals require Accessibility permission. File mentions become project-relative paths when copied or sent.
Search the skills found in your repository and agent folders. See each source path and read-only discovery status for Codex, Droid and Claude.
These are status indicators, not installation switches. “Installed” means the skill was found in an agent’s folders, not that the agent has loaded or run it.
Choose an existing local skills repository, its discovery folders and a remote in Settings. Review changed files and write a message before committing.
Push sends existing commits. Pull requires a clean checkout and fast-forwards it. Existing links see updated files; separate copies remain separate. Skills outside the chosen checkout are not automatically imported or backed up.
A few details about the beta and how it fits into your existing setup.
The current download is an Apple Silicon macOS beta. An Intel, Windows or Linux download is not listed in the current release.
Add a project. See what’s changed.
Keep the tools you already use.
Free during beta. Expect changes and rough edges.
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