A Claude Code mod that shows uncommitted git changes above the prompt, with files changed and added/removed line counts, plus a toggleable pane that lists changed files as a flat list or folder tree.
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33 mods for Claude Code Git workflows, ordered by the votes people give them on ClaudeMods. A good place to start: ruflo-jujutsu,handoff-runner or commit-cadence.
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33A Claude Code mod that shows uncommitted git changes above the prompt, with files changed and added/removed line counts, plus a toggleable pane that lists changed files as a flat list or folder tree.
A Claude Code mod that puts a Git Diff timeline above the prompt, with commit history cards, branch comparison and a GitHub-style files-changed view. Reads local git only, so it works with any remote.
A one-line band above the Claude Code prompt that says, in plain language, whether your work is saved and matches GitHub. Read-only: it only runs `git status`, never changes anything.
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A Claude Code mod that shows what your branch changed against main, split into code, comments, tests, docs and generated files, in a row right above the prompt.

A Claude Code plugin that intercepts Bash tool calls to keep git work under your own identity: it strips AI co-author trailers and forged author flags, blocks commits or PRs made as the wrong person, and renames branches with blocked prefixes like claude/ or ai/.

A Claude Code mod that acts as a departure board for gh stack: a /stack pane, a one-line status above the prompt, and a Bash guard that redirects raw force-pushes, rebases and PR base edits to gh stack.

A Claude Code mod built on function hooks that gates git work: it blocks commit, push, or merge without the user's authorization in the current turn, refuses pushes of branches that already landed, reviews commit messages (Conventional Commits format plus an issue reference and a Haiku pass on the body) and MR descriptions, checks that a pushed series keeps the project working at every commit, and follows up on merged, clean work to remove worktrees and branches.