A standalone terminal Git UI - a port of Neogit. Built with Bubble Tea and go-git.

Magit is the best Git interface ever made. When I left Emacs, Neogit filled the gap in Neovim - but I wanted something editor-agnostic that I could launch from any terminal, in any project. termagit is that.

• Full status buffer with all 12 Neogit sections (untracked, unstaged, staged, stashes, recent commits, upstream/push-remote tracking, sequencer, rebase, bisect)
• 22 popups matching Neogit's layout - commit, branch, push, pull, fetch, merge, rebase, stash, reset, revert, cherry-pick, tag, remote, diff, log, bisect, worktree, ignore, and more
• Inline diffs - expand files and hunks directly in the status buffer
• Hunk-level staging - stage, unstage, and discard individual hunks; use visual mode (V) on diff lines to stage or unstage a custom line range within a hunk
• Multiple views - log, reflog, commit detail, refs, stash list, diff, command history
• Commit editor with (a limited set of) vim keybindings and staged diff preview
• Interactive rebase editor
• File watcher - auto-refreshes when the working tree changes
• Themeable - ships with catppuccin-mocha, everforest-dark, and tokyo-night; supports custom themes via TOML. See the docs for details and tips on creating your own!
• All Neogit key bindings - if you know Neogit, you know termagit

go install github.com/mhersson/termagit/cmd/termagit@latest

git clone https://github.com/mhersson/termagit.git
cd termagit
make build        # binary at bin/termagit
make install      # copies to $GOPATH/bin/

Requires Go 1.27+.

termagit                        # open in current directory
termagit -path /path/to/repo    # open a specific repository
termagit -theme everforest-dark # override the color theme
termagit -version               # print version

termagit can be launched from Helix via :insert-output. Add the following to your Helix config.toml to bind <Space>gg in normal mode:

[keys.normal.space.g]
g = [
    ":write-all",
    ":new",
    ":insert-output termagit",
    ":set mouse false",
    ":set mouse true",
    ":buffer-close!",
    ":redraw",
    ":reload-all"
]

This works on macOS and Linux. On Linux, termagit disables the kitty keyboard protocol inherited from Helix so that ESC and Ctrl-C are sent as standard bytes rather than CSI u sequences.

termagit uses a TOML config file at ~/.config/termagit/config.toml (or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/termagit/config.toml). Missing fields fall back to sensible defaults - you only need to specify what you want to change.

See docs/configuration.md for the full reference with all options and their defaults.

Quick example:

theme = "everforest-dark"

[ui]
recent_commit_count = 20

[sections.stashes]
folded = false

12 built-in themes are available:

Different variants of the following themes are supported (e.g. catppuccin-latte, catppuccin-frappe, etc.):

• catppuccin (catppuccin-mocha is default)
• everforest-dark
• gruvbox
• solarized
• tokyo-night

Custom themes can be placed in ~/.config/termagit/themes/ as TOML files. The easiest way is to define a palette of ~21 colors - termagit maps them to all UI elements automatically. See docs/themes.md for the full guide.

termagit uses the same key bindings as Neogit. Here are the essentials:

When the cursor is on a diff line inside an expanded hunk, pressing V enters visual selection mode. This lets you stage or unstage a custom subset of lines within a hunk.

How to use it:

1. Expand a file with tab, then expand a hunk (or navigate into hunk lines).
2. Move the cursor onto a diff line (a + or - line inside the hunk).
3. Press V to enter visual mode. The line under the cursor becomes the anchor.
4. Press j / k to extend the selection up or down.
5. Press s to stage only the selected lines, or u to unstage them.
6. Press Esc to exit visual mode without performing any action.

The selected line range is turned into a minimal unified diff patch and applied with git apply, so the rest of the hunk is left untouched.

• Magit - the original and best Git porcelain
• Neogit - the Neovim plugin that termagit mirrors
• Bubble Tea and Lip Gloss - the TUI framework and styling library
• go-git - pure Go git implementation
• Claude Code - wrote all the code