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Release notes & write-ups

Release notes and feature write-ups from GitLane, the native visual git client.

  1. Release

    GitLane v2.1.3

    Pull requests on Cursor Origin, squash below HEAD, and fixes for diffs, AI agents, tags, and tabs.

  2. Guides

    AI actions on commits and the working tree

    Right-click a commit, a range, or the uncommitted row and have your agent write a description, review, or custom prompt.

  3. Guides

    Ask an agent to resolve a text conflict

    Hand a text conflict to your agent; the merged file comes back as a proposal GitLane writes, never the agent.

  4. Release

    GitLane v2.1.1

    AI actions on a commit or the working tree, agent-assisted conflict resolution, and a fix for the v2.1.0 updater race.

  5. Guides

    AI agents in the app

    Draft a commit message and describe changes through your own signed-in agent CLI over ACP — no API key in GitLane.

  6. Release

    GitLane v2.1.0

    Draft a commit message and describe changes through your own signed-in agent CLI, plus an AI Agents settings tab.

  7. Guides

    Create a pull request, including GitHub stacks

    Open a PR from a branch, pick a live base, and target another open GitHub PR when you are stacking.

  8. Release

    GitLane v2.0.0

    A rebuilt create-pull-request dialog, open a PR from a branch, and stack-aware targeting on GitHub.

  9. Docs

    Install GitLane on macOS, Windows, or Linux

    Grab a build from GitHub Releases, get past the first-launch warning, and let the signed updater take it from there.

  10. Docs

    What GitLane needs installed

    Git 2.36 or newer on your PATH is the only hard requirement. Everything else unlocks one surface and can be skipped.