git-spice
No written verdict yet. Here is what commenters said.
Why people recommend it
“My team uses git-spice [1], which is client-side only and works just as well as Graphite.”
“Personally I use git-spice in place of all the conventional git commands.”
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“working pretty well and it's open source and free”
“which tightly integrates with Github to give you stacked PRs”
“can't really go back to a time without it”
Caveats and dissent
No one in these comments warned against it.
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From the makers not counted in the ranking
If you’re interested in exploring tooling around stacked PRs, I wrote git-spice (https://abhinav.github.io/git-spice/) a while ago. It’s free and open-source, no strings attached.
Threads where it came up
- SpaceX to buy Cursor AI coding agent operator Anysphere for $60B 1 mention
- GitHub Stacked PRs 1 mention
- Claude Code's new hidden feature: Swarms 1 mention
- Graphite is joining Cursor 1 mention
- Jujutsu worktrees are convenient (2024) 1 mention
- Stacked Diffs with git rebase —onto 1 mention
Data: git-spice.json. Quotes are verbatim; the verdict and theme labels are written by a model from these comments, and every clause links to its sources.
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“My team uses git-spice [1], which is client-side only and works just as well as Graphite.”
“Personally I use git-spice in place of all the conventional git commands.”
“working pretty well and it's open source and free”
“which tightly integrates with Github to give you stacked PRs”
“can't really go back to a time without it”