Adorable Git Graph

Cartoon-style animated git graph for any GitHub repository, powered by three.js.

Adorable Git Graph turns any GitHub repository’s history into a friendly, animated git graph right on github.com. Commits are expressive balls, branches are flowing pipes, and merges and forks make the graph grow. Browse a newest-first list in the style of git log --graph, with each entry showing its SHA, author, date, branch/tag/HEAD labels, and conventional commit type. Search by message, author, SHA, branch, or tag; focus a branch to see how many commits ahead it is. Click a commit to view its full message, parent and child commits, branches, and GitHub link. Scroll to load older history. The display follows your light or dark theme and works on phones and desktops. Themes: Candy, Hacker, imp, and Halloween pumpkin. Keyboard shortcuts: j/k and arrow keys, Home/End, / to search, and Esc to close. The tool is read-only and communicates only with the GitHub API at api.github.com; it uses no analytics or tracking and has no servers of its own. An optional fine-grained, read-only GitHub token raises rate limits and enables access to private repositories; it is stored only in your browser and sent only to api.github.com. Open a repository on github.com and click the Git Graph button in the bottom-right corner or the toolbar icon. Source code: Apache-2.0, https://github.com/stephen-taipei/adorable-git-graph. Run the repository locally with npx @stephen.taipei/adorable-git-graph.