GitFuse ⚡

Carry committed Git work across your machines — without pushing WIP branches.

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GitFuse is a CLI and dashboard for moving committed Git work between trusted devices through a private relay.

Commit on your laptop, run gitfuse sync, and continue from the same committed history on another machine with gitfuse pull — without creating a temporary remote branch just to move work around.

commit → sync → pull

curl -fsSL https://gitfuse.dev/install.sh | sh

brew tap VectorSolus/gitfuse https://github.com/VectorSolus/GitFuse.git
brew install VectorSolus/gitfuse/gitfuse

winget install gitfuse

Or install using the exact package ID:

winget install --id GitFuse.GitFuse -e

Pre-built binaries and checksums are available from:

GitFuse v0.1.1 → GitHub Releases

gitfuse auth login

For a headless environment:

gitfuse auth login --headless

cd your-project
gitfuse add .

gitfuse sync

gitfuse auth login
gitfuse pull

📖 Read the full documentation →

A normal Git workflow becomes awkward when the code is committed but not ready to publish.

Without GitFuse, switching machines often means:

local commit
     ↓
create temporary WIP branch
     ↓
push it
     ↓
pull it elsewhere
     ↓
clean up the temporary branch later

With GitFuse:

local commit
     ↓
gitfuse sync
     ↓
gitfuse pull elsewhere

GitFuse does not replace GitHub, GitLab, or another Git remote.
It fills the gap before your work is ready to publish.

       Device A                     GitFuse Relay                     Device B
       ────────                     ─────────────                     ────────

     git commit
         │
         ▼
   gitfuse sync  ───────────────▶  committed bundle  ─────────────▶  gitfuse pull
                                                                          │
                                                                          ▼
                                                                  continue working

GitFuse is focused on committed Git work.

• committed Git objects
• repository sync state
• commit history required for the sync workflow

• uncommitted working-tree changes
• untracked files
• ignored files
• stashes
• editor state
• arbitrary filesystem contents

If it is not committed to Git, GitFuse does not sync it.

gitfuse auth login
gitfuse auth login --headless
gitfuse auth whoami
gitfuse auth logout

gitfuse add .
gitfuse repo list
gitfuse repo remove <repo>
gitfuse repos
gitfuse use <name>

gitfuse sync
gitfuse sync --dry-run
gitfuse sync --pick
gitfuse sync --all
gitfuse rebase-sync

gitfuse pull
gitfuse pull --as-branch <branch>

gitfuse status
gitfuse status --all
gitfuse history
gitfuse log

gitfuse devices
gitfuse devices revoke <id>

gitfuse autosync status
gitfuse autosync enable
gitfuse autosync enable --delay 5s
gitfuse autosync disable

gitfuse restore <relay-entry-name>
gitfuse claim
gitfuse connect
gitfuse undo
gitfuse drop
gitfuse doctor

gitfuse limits
gitfuse config-dir
gitfuse version
gitfuse update

The GitFuse dashboard at gitfuse.dev gives you a visual workspace alongside the CLI.

GitFuse is free during launch.

Pro and Team are coming soon with larger limits and additional workspace capabilities.

GitFuse is designed around explicit accounts, trusted devices, and committed Git history.

GitFuse complements your existing Git remote and backup strategy rather than replacing either one.

Full documentation is available at:

gitfuse.dev/docs →

• Go 1.22+
• Node.js 20+
• pnpm
• PostgreSQL-compatible development database

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/VectorSolus/GitFuse.git
cd GitFuse
pnpm install

Build the CLI:

go -C apps/cli build -o ../../bin/gitfuse .
./bin/gitfuse --help

Run tests:

go -C apps/cli test ./...
pnpm --filter @gitfuse/dashboard test

Run the dashboard:

pnpm --filter @gitfuse/dashboard dev

Contributions to the open-source GitFuse CLI are welcome.

For bugs and feature requests:

Open an issue →

The GitFuse CLI is open source under the AGPL v3.

Hosted GitFuse infrastructure and managed services are operated separately.

GitFuse ⚡ ● Your committed Git work, everywhere.

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