Git Memo
Search and copy a curated set of common Git commands.
Search Git commands
Matching commands
When to use Git Memo
Common ways to use Git Memo during day-to-day Git work:
- Find a command by keyword
Type words such as `stash`, `branch`, `undo`, or `rebase` to narrow the memo instantly.
- Copy a snippet into your terminal
Review the matching output and copy the visible command list when you need a quick reminder.
- Check risky commands before running them
Use the help panel and FAQ as a quick reminder that some Git operations can rewrite history or discard work.
- Share a command in docs or chat
Copy the filtered results into tickets, notes, or chat when you need to show a teammate the exact command.
- Recall commands on mobile
Open the memo on a phone, search with a short keyword, and review the matching commands without opening a larger cheat sheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does this app run Git commands on my computer?
- No. Git Memo only shows copy-ready command snippets. It does not execute Git and it does not connect to your repositories.
- Is my input sent to a server?
- No. Your search text is processed locally in your browser. AppDoesIt may still load shared page assets and browser-stored preferences, and clipboard access happens only when you click Paste or Copy.
- Why don’t I see any results for my search?
- Try a broader keyword such as `branch`, `log`, `diff`, `stash`, or `undo`. Clear the input to view the full list again.
- Are these commands safe to run?
- Some Git commands can rewrite history or discard work. Use the help panel as a reminder to review destructive operations carefully before running them.
- Can I customize or save my own commands?
- Not in this version. Git Memo focuses on a curated, minimal set of common commands for fast lookup.
How to Use Git Memo
How to use
- Type or paste a keyword such as `status`, `stash`, `undo`, or `rebase` into the search field.
- Review the matching command lines in the output panel. Clear the input to return to the full memo.
- Copy the visible output if needed, then paste the command list wherever you are working.
Important details
- Search is local to your browser and matches command labels, command text, and a few helper keywords such as `undo`.
- The output stays in Git syntax and English command labels across locales so the snippets remain recognizable and copy-ready.
- Git Memo does not execute commands or connect to your repositories, but AppDoesIt still loads shared page assets and browser-stored preferences, and Paste/Copy use your clipboard only when you click those buttons.
- Some Git commands can rewrite history or discard work. Double-check risky commands before running them, especially anything more destructive than the memo's `reset --soft` example.