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Gitu

Terminal Git client inspired by Magit

Developer Tools & Git ★ 2.9k stars Easy setup MIT

Gitu is an open-source terminal user interface Git client that brings a Magit-style workflow to the command line. It runs locally and works with any self-hosted Git remote for fast staging and committing.

Key features

  • Magit-inspired workflow
  • Terminal UI
  • Fast keyboard staging
  • Lightweight

Strengths

  • Released under the MIT license
  • Easy to set up — beginner-friendly
  • Active community (2.9k GitHub stars)
  • Written in Rust

Is Gitu secure?

OSV.dev has no published security advisories for Gitu's repository. No known vulnerabilities is not proof of security: it means none have been publicly catalogued.

Source: OSV.dev, checked 2026-10-14. How this is measured.

Gitu replaces

Health badge

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SelfHostIndex: 87 · excellent

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[![SelfHostIndex health score for Gitu](https://selfhostindex.com/badge/gitu-tui.svg)](https://selfhostindex.com/app/gitu-tui/)
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<a href="https://selfhostindex.com/app/gitu-tui/"><img src="https://selfhostindex.com/badge/gitu-tui.svg" alt="SelfHostIndex health score for Gitu"></a>
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.. image:: https://selfhostindex.com/badge/gitu-tui.svg
   :alt: SelfHostIndex health score for Gitu
   :target: https://selfhostindex.com/app/gitu-tui/

The score is recomputed on every nightly rebuild from public repository data — see how it is calculated.

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