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GT - Enhanced Graphite CLI

The Graphite CLI provides amazing abilities to work on your Git repo using stacked diffs. However, they paywall off some of the best features: sync (which pulls the trunk branch and restacks all local branches) and submit (which pushes your stack to the remote and adds stack PRs). This wrapper adds these features back in without paywall.

It does this by wrapping the original Graphite CLI with a python script that adds the sync and submit commands, and passes through all other commands to the original Graphite CLI – similar to how gt will pass through commands to git as well!

Installation

If you have the original Graphite CLI installed, uninstall it first:

# npm: npm uninstall -g @withgraphite/graphite-cli
# brew: brew uninstall withgraphite/tap/graphite

Requirements: Node.js 14+, Python 3, Git, GitHub CLI

Install:

npm install -g @claycoleman/gt-wrapper

Recommended Workflow

The power of stacked diffs comes from building incremental changes that depend on each other, making code review more focused and manageable. Here's the typical development flow (or check out Graphite's article):

Create your feature branch:

gt create -m "feat: some feature branch"

Stack additional branches on top: You can create branches that build on previous work, creating a logical stack of changes:
```
gt create -m "feat: add validation to feature"
gt create -m "docs: update feature documentation"
```
Submit your entire stack:
```
gt submit
```
This pushes your stack to GitHub and creates PRs for each branch. GT automatically adds threaded comments linking the PRs together, making it easy for reviewers to navigate the entire stack and understand dependencies.
Sync as PRs get merged:
```
gt sync
```
As team members merge your PRs, run gt sync to:
- Check out main and pull latest changes
- Prompt you to delete outdated/merged branches
- Automatically restack any remaining branches on top of the updated main

This workflow keeps your development organized, makes reviews more focused, and maintains a clean git history.

Usage

Enhanced Commands

# Smart sync with branch cleanup
gt sync

# Intelligent stack submission
gt submit

# Diff against Graphite parent
gt df

All Original Commands Work

gt co # shows your local branches
gt create -a -m "feat: this is my feature"
gt restack # moves stack onto the latest local commit of trunk
gt move --onto main # moves a branch and its upstacked branches onto main, but could be any branch
# ... everything else works exactly the same

What's Enhanced

sync: Pulls main, identifies merged branches, prompts cleanup, restacks
submit: Analyzes stack, offers submission modes, manages PR stack references with threaded comments
df: Shows git diff against Graphite parent branch (vs git diff which compares to HEAD)
- Default: Shows all changes (committed + staged + unstaged) unique to current branch
- -nw / --no-working: Show only committed changes
- -s / --staged: Include staged changes but exclude unstaged
- -wo / --working-only: Show only uncommitted changes
Everything else: Identical to original Graphite CLI v1.4.3

Uninstall

npm uninstall -g @claycoleman/gt-wrapper