Step 1
Know what needs your attention.
One repository. Agent signals and changes in context.
Actual GitGlow UI · synthetic built-in demo
A practical product tour
Understand what your coding agents changed before you ship
GitGlow brings local Git state, coding-agent activity, Replay, and review into one desktop workspace. Observe supported sessions, follow working-tree changes, and inspect retained events before shipping. The free plan starts with one active repository and the latest Replay for 24 hours. Pro adds managed runs and managed Indie Log report packs. Observed sessions only expose supported hooks; connected providers and GitHub have their own data boundaries.
Download GitGlow →Real product interfaces with synthetic demonstration data. A captioned walkthrough of captured states; capabilities and edition requirements are labeled.
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Step 2
Observation is not control.
Watch supported hooks. Direct runs that GitGlow manages.
Managed runs require Pro · external provider usage may cost extra
Step 3
Follow the files, too.
Keep the working-tree changes beside the agent activity.
Changes are evidence to review, not a productivity score
Step 4
Replay the useful detail.
Step through retained events after a session ends.
Free: latest Replay, 24 hours · longer retention requires Pro
Step 5
Review before you ship.
Inspect the request and affected work before taking action.
No guarantee that observed activity means a change is ready
Step 6
Turn evidence into an Indie Log.
Review an editable account of the work and its sources.
Managed report packs require Pro · no automatic publishing