A folder of checkouts looks the same in every file manager: twelve folders, no idea which one you left half-finished. Here the row tells you — repo, branch, and whether anything is uncommitted — and you can stage, commit and push without opening anything else.
Ships — you switch it on
Repositories are detected and each row carries its status, so “which of these has uncommitted work” is a glance, not twelve git status runs.
Right-click a changed file, stage it, write the message, commit.
Including the authentication, which is the part that usually sends people back to the terminal.
Branches too. Switch one, create one.
An add-on is not sold on its own — a bundle is, and holding the same add-on through two bundles is never charged twice. See the bundles.
A fresh install hides anything below the default bar on this add-on’s Minimum readiness slider in Settings › Features. These are in the app today.
What is here needs promoting, not replacing.
Download File Manager, then pick the bundle that grants it.
