Guides
Release notes and feature write-ups from GitLane, the native visual git client.
A GitHub account for each remote
Bind a gh account to an HTTPS remote and fetch, pull, and push use it — without gh auth switch, and without tokens from your shell.
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Force push after a rewrite
Amend, rebase, or squash a pushed branch and Force push appears beside the disabled Push — always with a lease, after a preview of what changes on the remote.
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Recover from auth and lock errors
Fix authentication from the error itself, clear a stranded index.lock safely, and see why a panel or repository failed instead of an empty view.
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Group repository tabs
Rename a tab, assign coloured groups, and collapse groups you are not in — names stay on this machine.
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Pull requests on Cursor Origin
Browse, create, approve, and merge Origin PRs, and resolve their review threads, through your signed-in origin CLI.
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Squash a range below HEAD
Fold a commit range that sits under the branch tip; commits above it keep their messages, and staged work is left alone.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.