GitButler · Feb 5, 2026 · 3:31 PM UTC

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@gitbutlerFeb 5

Now GitButler has a CLI! Stacked and parallel branches, smartlog, simple commit editing, easy undo, json output to every command. And it just works in any Git repo. Check it out: blog.gitbutler.com/but-cli

Introducing the GitButler CLI

Now in technical preview, the new GitButler CLI brings all the power of GitButler to your command line

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GitButler · Oct 7, 2026 · 3:30 PM UTC

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@gitbutlerOct 7

not every task needs full worktree isolation and for those, parallel branches ans stacks are just faster. ofc sometimes you do need worktree separation. stay tuned - we have some cool stuff cooking

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GitButler · Oct 7, 2026 · 3:27 PM UTC

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@gitbutlerOct 7

you don’t have to use worktrees to run multiple agents if you give them the gb CLI check out this demo by @chacon youtu.be/891k_XfLYn4?is=F3Yx…

Easy Agentic Swarms with GitButler's Parallel Branches

Scott walks us through using GitButler's parallel branch and stacki...

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GitButler · Oct 1, 2026 · 10:19 AM UTC

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@gitbutlerOct 1

docs for what Scott is showing docs.gitbutler.com/ai-agents…

Overview

Use GitButler to keep coding-agent changes organized into branches and commits you can inspect and review.

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Scott Chacon

@chaconOct 1

Put out a new Butler's Pantry episode, showing how to use GitButler to run several agents in one working directory with parallel branches. If you use agents and solve parallelism with worktrees, check this out because it's so much nicer.