lattice jump
Jump
Resolve a hash, a branch, or a message fragment to the exact commit you mean, then move there without the noise of a checkout.
git history, navigated
Walk your history.
Lattice is a quiet command line for moving through git history. Step through commits, follow the work, and read the past without noise.
$ lattice log --oneline --graph
* 8f3a2c1 HEAD -> main Add retry backoff to client
* e5d2f9 Fix pagination edge case
* c3b1a8 Initial committhe mechanism
Move through history with two keys.
Lattice keeps a position in your repository's past. Arrow keys move through it. No flags, no arguments, no friction.
Use the arrow keys, or select a commit.
8f3a2c1 Add retry backoff to client
HEAD -> main
the vocabulary
Three moves. Nothing else.
Jump, read, inspect. That is the whole surface.
lattice log
Read
Print the graph with minimal decoration and deterministic output. No pager games, no noise.
lattice show
Inspect
Show the full context of a commit, diff and metadata, when you land on it.
install
Install in one line.
$ brew install lattice
Requires macOS or Linux. Available for Apple Silicon and x86_64.
Get started