Get gitta on your machine.

Install gitta with one line, or download a binary for your system. gitta is free and open source, and your repository stays a normal Git repository.

macOS and Linux

curl -fsSL https://gitta.io/install.sh | sh

Windows, in PowerShell

irm https://gitta.io/install.ps1 | iex

Homebrew

brew install gitta-io/tap/gitta

The install script picks the build for your system, checks it against its SHA-256 file and puts gitta on your PATH. Read the install guide

Or download a binary.

Pick the build for your system and processor. Beside every file sits a .sha256 checksum, so you can verify what you downloaded before you run it.

Apple silicon for M series Macs, Intel for older ones. Unpack the archive and move gitta onto your PATH.

These builds are static and need no libraries. They run on any current distribution.

Unzip the archive and put gitta.exe in a folder on your PATH. gitta needs Git for Windows.

These links are for 0.1.0. For the newest build, see all releases.

Four steps take you from the archive to your first checked merge.

01Unpack
Open the archive you downloaded. Inside is one file, the gitta command.
02Put it on PATH
Move gitta into a folder your shell already looks in, so you can run it from anywhere.
03Check it
Run gitta --version. It prints the version you installed.
04Set up a repository
In your repository, run gitta init --gate "<your tests>". gitta runs those tests on every merge.

Install gitta, then run one command in your repository. It finds your worktrees and connects the agents you already use.