Roadmap
Fox Git exists for two reasons, which always come first: IDEA-style linked three-way conflict merging, and making file viewing a first-class feature. Branches, sync, graph operations, and PR / MR support are the essentials around them. The tables reflect the current developer preview and may change.
M1: Replace your everyday Git client
| Feature | Status |
|---|---|
| Discard changes: file, hunk, selected lines, delete untracked files | Done |
| Stashes: list, files and diffs, create, apply / pop / drop, branch from stash | Done |
| Full pull / push: rebase or merge on divergence, Force Push with Lease | Done |
| History context-menu actions and drag-and-drop cherry-pick / rebase / merge | Done |
| History search and filters | Done |
| Clone / init repositories and credential prompts | Done |
M2: Understand code and history
| Feature | Status |
|---|---|
| File history and blame: inline blame, blame gutter, hover cards, range history | Done |
| Three-way conflict resolution workbench | Done |
| Quick Switcher | Done |
| Interactive rebase | Coming soon |
M3: Productivity and workflow
| Feature | Status |
|---|---|
| AI-generated commit messages | Coming soon |
| AI review of current changes / commits | Coming soon |
| Built-in terminal | Coming soon |
| Worktree management: create, remove, prune | Coming soon |
| Open In external apps, custom shortcuts | Coming soon |
M4: The code review loop
| Feature | Status |
|---|---|
| GitHub / GitLab (including self-managed) PR / MR: lists, diffs, inline comments, drafts | Coming soon |
Later
Impact previews before risky operations, checkpoints, and a reflog recovery view will follow once the features above are complete. Until then, operations that can lose data use a single confirmation that lists what they affect.