GitGlow 2.0 guide

Inspect repository activity

Filter chronological repository work and open the associated context.

Reviewed for 2.0Updated September 13, 2026
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What this helps you do

Filter chronological repository work and open the associated context.

Find it in GitGlow

Open a repository and choose Activity.

Before you start

Available on Free for the active repository.

Steps

  1. Choose the time range and activity filters.
  2. Select an event or commit to inspect its detail.
  3. Follow repository, commit, or agent links when available.

Expected result

Activity stays scoped to the selected repository and clearly labels unknown attribution.

Controls

Activityrepo.activity

Opens filtered repository activity.

Screen
Repository tabs
Available
Free desktop
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Recovery

If the workflow cannot continue

If an event lacks source detail, use the repository timestamp and changed files rather than inferring an agent.