Git Workflows, Simplified
SHTT provides five essential commands that cover 90% of your daily Git workflow. No more memorizing dozens of flags and options – just the operations you actually need.
shtt dump
See all changes in your working directory at a glance. Shows both modified tracked files and untracked files in clean, porcelain format.
M src/main.rs
A src/new_file.rs
? untracked.txt
shtt save
Commit all changes (tracked and untracked) and push to origin in one command. Optionally provide a commit message or be prompted for one.
Created commit: a1b2c3d...
Pushed changes to origin/main
shtt pull
Pull latest changes from origin, or clone a repository if you're not in one yet. Smart enough to know which operation you need.
Fast-forwarding to origin/main...
# OR
$ shtt pull git@github.com:user/repo.git
shtt drop
Create and push semantic version tags. Automatically increments from the highest existing tag and supports major, minor, or patch bumps.
Created tag: v1.2.4
Pushed tag v1.2.4 to origin
shtt wipe
Nuclear option: reset everything to match origin exactly. Removes local commits, untracked files, and empty directories. Like a fresh clone.
Reset repository to match origin/main
Removed all untracked files
Your Daily Workflow
1. Check Status
See what's changed since your last commit
2. Save Changes
Commit and push everything in one go
2.5 Drop a New Release
Automatically bump your tag version with SemVer
3. Get Updates
Pull the latest changes from your team
4. Start Fresh
When things get messy, start clean