Observed arrival · 2026-09-12
wh: the tiny git companion for coding agents
An open-source Rust tool that handles worktrees, cleanup, status, diffs, and plain-English Git explanations for agent-driven development.
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wh organizes agent work around sibling Git worktrees, copying .env files while anchoring each branch to the main worktree. Its routine commands return machine-readable state, support dry-run cleanup, and can remove merged branches without touching dirty worktrees. The project is a 0.6 MiB Rust binary with no runtime dependency, while its optional explanation layer works with Anthropic, OpenAI, Groq, or local Ollama models. The page also documents a Claude Code hook and reports a five-versus-nine-turn cleanup comparison.
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