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Git Interactive DAG Visualizer

100% Client-Side • Local Git Simulation Engine
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Interactive Commit DAG

Visualize branches, commits, merges, and rebases on an animated SVG Directed Acyclic Graph.

Real Git Terminal Emulator

Type standard Git commands like git commit, git merge, git rebase, and git checkout with instant graphical updates.

100% Private Sandbox

All Git state calculations run strictly in-memory inside your browser with zero remote network requests.

Understanding Git Branching & DAG Graph Structures

Git models repository history as a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) where commits point to their parent ancestors:

  1. 1. Commits & History: Every commit creates an immutable snapshot with a unique hash and reference to its parent.
  2. 2. Branches: A branch is simply a lightweight, movable pointer to a specific commit in the DAG graph.
  3. 3. Merging (3-Way): Combines two diverged branches by creating a merge commit with two parent references.
  4. 4. Rebasing: Replays a sequence of commits from the current branch on top of a new upstream base commit.

In-Memory Client-Side Git Sandbox

100% client-side execution:

Zero Server Upload: No repository data or commit history is ever sent to an external server.

Safe Experimentation: Test complex Git operations like rebase, reset, and cherry-pick risk-free.

Frequently Asked Questions

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