Tools for
working with data

git-hist

• new
• Python 3
• terminal
• MIT

An interactive, two-pane git history browser for the terminal. The left pane shows the commit graph, the right pane the full git show of the selected commit. The right pane follows as you move through the history.

• Works as git hist, with any revisions and paths git log takes.
• Regex search in either pane, with highlighting and smart case.
• Copy a commit hash with y; resize the panes with < / >.
• One file, standard library only (curses).

curl -o ~/.local/bin/git-hist \
  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OldPeasant/git-hist/main/git-hist
chmod +x ~/.local/bin/git-hist
git hist

git-hist on GitHub

 git la                            │ git show a251cac
* 4b06179 commit 13                │commit a251caccf7c2bc9d
* c36ef76 commit 4                 │Merge: e30b3b8 d9fae44
*   a251cac Merge branch 'feature' │Author: …
|\                                 │
| * d9fae44 (feature) feature work │    Merge branch 'feature'
* | e30b3b8 main work              │
|/                                 │
* 4a4bda7 commit 3                 │
 ←/→ pane  ↑/↓ move  / search  y copy hash  q quit

TFP · Task Flow Protocol

• new
• Python 3
• git
• AI agents
• Apache 2.0

A git-native protocol for teams of people and AI coding agents. Agents pull the next ready task from a board in the repo: one Markdown file per task, claimed atomically with git push. Needs only Python 3 and git.

• Tasks with dependencies; tasks.py next hands out the next task that is ready.
• agents.py starts several Claude Code agents, each in its own clone, working through the board.
• A check runs on the merged result before a task can be marked done, which catches merge conflicts and broken builds.
• Leases and wip/ backups: when a laptop dies, another agent takes over its task where it stopped.
• A local dashboard: board, dependency graph, agents, and the assumptions agents made while you were away.
• Can work across several repositories and sync the work back to each of them.

lyon

• Python 3
• terminal
• Linux

A file browser for the shell. Folders open in columns side by side, so you always see where you are and what's next to it. You navigate with the arrow keys or vi keys.

• h j k l or arrows to move; Shift+arrows to page.
• v views a file with less, e edits it with vi.
• s opens a shell in the current folder.
• + / - change the column width; ? shows the help.

lyon on GitHub

jill

• Python 3
• terminal
• Linux

A Linux system explorer for the terminal. Jill reads most of its information from /proc and shows it on one screen.

• CPU load per core, memory, uptime, battery and temperature sensors.
• SELinux status and the SELinux context of each process.
• All processes as a tree, with details for the selected process: command line, CPU times, net and gross memory.
• Packaged as a single file (dist/jill).

jill on GitHub