Git for people working alongside an agent.
A desktop Git client built around worktrees, forks, and pull requests.
Every repository in one window. macOS, Windows, and Linux.
More Linux formats — x64: .rpm · .pacman · .tar.gz · arm64: .rpm · .pacman · .tar.gz
Homebrew: brew install --cask pwrdrvr/tap/pwrgit
macOS 13 Ventura or newer · Windows 10 or newer · Linux x64 and arm64 · MIT
No account, no telemetry, no PwrGit server. Git ships inside the app.
When something else is editing a branch, you want your own work in a different directory and a clear view of what changed where. PwrGit is built for that.
- Command+K finds anything. Repositories, worktrees, local and remote branches, and commits by message or SHA, across every profile. Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux.
- Remote status without clicking around. Incoming and outgoing counts for every visible repository, without selecting each checkout first.
- Sync you can see. Fetch, Pull, and Push each open a status card and keep a receipt of what they did. Fetch all repos and Try pull all run across the profile with a progress bar and a result summary. Pull is a fast-forward; a diverged branch gets a rebase-or-reset decision, not a surprise merge.
- Forks handled properly. Fork in place, Switch origin to my fork, see where a branch pulls from and pushes to, and repair tracking after a push to a repository you cannot write is denied.
- Pull and merge requests in the sidebar. Lists across your forge remotes, including requests you sent upstream from a fork. Open one in the in-app request view — files and commits — without checking it out, or fetch it into a new worktree.
- GitHub and GitLab, through the CLIs you already use.
ghfor GitHub,glabfor gitlab.com and self-managed GitLab. PwrGit never asks for a password and stores no token of its own. - Worktrees are the model. Repositories and their linked worktrees live together in the sidebar; create, pin, and remove them without losing which checkout owns which branch. Hide a repository you are not working in, or remove it from disk after a review that names every change, commit and stash it would lose.
- Agents can use it too. A local, OAuth-protected MCP server lets an agent you approve find repositories and worktrees, read their status, and open them in PwrGit. Each agent gets a named session and a role you can revoke in Settings → Local Agents. MCP guide.
- Git included. Bundled Git and Git LFS, so nothing else needs to be installed. Prefer your own? Settings → General → Git runtime switches to an installed Git.
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| Pull requests in the app. Files and commits, no checkout needed. | Command+K. Repositories, worktrees, branches, commits. |
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| Forks that know their upstream. Pull names both remotes and where each choice sends commits. | Changes next to their context. Stage files, hunks or lines, and commit in the selected worktree. |
| Platform | Download | Notes |
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| macOS, Apple Silicon | PwrGit-arm64.dmg | M1 or newer. The smaller download. |
| macOS, Intel or not sure | PwrGit.dmg | Universal. On Apple Silicon it moves itself to the arm64 build on its next update. |
| macOS, Homebrew | brew install --cask pwrdrvr/tap/pwrgit |
Picks the right build for your Mac. |
| Windows 10 / 11, x64 | PwrGit.Setup.exe | Per-user installer, no administrator prompt. |
| Linux, x64 / arm64 | .deb · .rpm · .pacman · .tar.gz |
Commands below. |
macOS builds are Developer ID-signed and Apple-notarized; macOS 13 Ventura or newer. The Windows installer is signed through Azure Artifact Signing. There is no Windows arm64 build yet.
Linux — swap x64 for arm64 on an ARM machine:
# Debian, Ubuntu
curl -fLO https://github.com/pwrdrvr/PwrGit/releases/latest/download/PwrGit-linux-x64.deb \
&& sudo apt install ./PwrGit-linux-x64.deb
# Fedora, RHEL, openSUSE (zypper also accepts the URL)
sudo dnf install https://github.com/pwrdrvr/PwrGit/releases/latest/download/PwrGit-linux-x64.rpm
# Arch
sudo pacman -U https://github.com/pwrdrvr/PwrGit/releases/latest/download/PwrGit-linux-x64.pacmanThe .tar.gz is a portable build: extract it and run pwrgit. Each release
also carries SHA256SUMS files for Linux and Windows.
Updates come from GitHub Releases, on a Stable or Beta train with Latest
and Prerelease tracks (Settings → Updates). macOS and Windows update in
place. Linux .deb, .rpm, and .pacman installs check and download in-app
and ask for administrator authorization when you choose Restart; quitting
never installs. The .tar.gz is updated by replacing the extracted directory.
Optional: sign in to gh or glab for pull request, merge request, and
fork features. Settings → Forges shows what is connected and the command
to run when it is not.
Full walkthrough, first launch, and uninstall: docs.pwrgit.com/install.
Off by default, and switched on per profile. When on, PwrGit can draft commit and squash messages and propose a Tidy plan for selected commits. The work runs through the Codex CLI you already have and are signed in to, with no tools and no repository access — only the staged changes or selected commits it is asked about. PwrGit holds no provider key.
A history plan is checked in an isolated copy and blocked if it would change the final file tree; applying it stays your decision. Plain Squash and Reorder need no model at all: they dry-run in a throwaway copy before you approve them.
No account, no telemetry, no PwrGit server. Repository state stays in a local
SQLite database. Forge access goes through your own gh and glab sign-ins,
and AI features, when you turn them on, through your own agent CLI.
- Star the repository — it is the main way anyone else finds PwrGit.
- Open an issue for a bug or a rough edge. A repository shape that confuses the lineage graph is worth reporting even if nothing crashed.
- Send a pull request. Development setup, architecture, and the checks CI runs are in CONTRIBUTING.md.
- Report vulnerabilities privately — see SECURITY.md.
What changed in each release: CHANGELOG.md.
MIT. Third-party dependency and embedded Git notices are in THIRD_PARTY_LICENSES and ship with every release.
Created by PwrDrvr LLC. Copyright © 2026 PwrDrvr LLC.