Source control
Source control is three panes: Source control, Commit history and Worktrees. Open them from Open a pane, in the Git group. See Getting around.
Source control
Section titled “Source control”The pane shows every repository under your project, so a project made of several repos reads as one overview.
The top bar
Section titled “The top bar”- A breadcrumb of the project path. Click a parent folder to see a card for each repository in it.
- A filter: All, To push, Behind, Dirty, PR open.
- A refresh button for repositories and pull requests.
- Let AI do it hands your uncommitted work to your assistant. It groups the changes by theme, commits them and pushes. The button reads AI is committing… meanwhile.
- Bulk actions: Refresh all, Fetch all, Pull all, Push all.
Repository cards
Section titled “Repository cards”Each repository is one line, sorted so the ones needing attention come first.
- Name, change count, and a commit icon. Hover it to see the latest commit.
- The branch and chips: N changed, ↑N to push, ↓N to pull, upstream gone, not pushed, clean, and #N for an open pull request (#N draft for a draft).
- Pull (N), a primary Push (N) at the bottom right, and a Repository actions menu with Fetch and prune. The push count includes commits on branches you have not published yet.
Inside one repository
Section titled “Inside one repository”Open a card to work in it.
- Switch branch is a dropdown. Type a name there to create one.
- Changes lists each file with Diff, Review (review with your agent) and Discard.
- Merge conflicts lists conflicted files with Resolve.
- The Commit box holds your message and the Commit button.
- Pull (N) and Push (N) sit beneath it, and also in the header when the card is collapsed.
If something goes wrong, the error line offers Fix with AI.
A commit with secrets or junk in it is refused. The box reads Commit blocked and lists each finding, with Accept for a false positive. See The git guard.
A merge or revert in flight shows Merge in progress or Revert in progress with Abort and Continue.
Rebase, cherry-pick and stash are gone. Use Revert and Reset to here from history instead.
Branch cleanup
Section titled “Branch cleanup”The Branches accordion lists leftovers. The header reads, for example, 3 to delete · 1 not merged.
- To delete holds branches already merged. Delete N removes them all, Delete branch one.
- Not merged into your base branch holds work that never landed. Push publishes a branch and Merge merges it. Merge is off until your base branch is checked out.
Jensen never offers to delete protected branches. See Branch policy.
Commit history
Section titled “Commit history”Commit history lists commits one line each, grouped by Today, Yesterday and dates. A
Repository dropdown appears when you have several. Branch labels read source → target.
- Click a row to see the blame. Click a file to open it in the editor.
- Hover a commit for a card: copy the id, Open changes, Revert, Reset to here.
- Revert adds a commit that undoes the chosen one.
- Reset to here moves the branch back and keeps later changes uncommitted.
Worktrees
Section titled “Worktrees”Worktrees lists the checkouts Jensen created. New asks for a Task name (branch) and a Base ref, then Create. You can Push or Delete a worktree, and save or Apply a profile. Agents never remove worktrees, so this is where you do. See Worktrees.