Visual staging
Working, Staged, and Stashes live under one Changes tab with bulk actions and per-file controls.
VS Code extension
Gitable
Git sidebar for VS Code. Stage, commit, and review with AI — your keys, your providers.
Generate commits
Ask OpenAI, Gemini, or Claude to draft a clean message
Security review
Scan staged changes for vulnerabilities before you merge
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What it does
Git work, gathered into one calm panel.
Gitable keeps the common Git loop visible: inspect files, stage the right changes, write a commit, and move on.
AI commit messages
Generate a summary and description from staged diffs, then edit before committing.
Bring your provider
Use OpenAI, Gemini, or Claude with your own API key and a live model picker.
History and summaries
Browse recent commits, select commits, and ask AI for a readable summary.
Security review
Run an AI review on staged changes, unstaged changes, or selected history before merging.
Branch workflow
Create, switch, merge, push, pull, and fetch while keeping the active branch in view.
Workflow
From changed files to a polished commit.
Review changed files
Open file diffs from the panel and decide what belongs in this commit.
Stage intentionally
Stage one file, selected files, or everything. Stash staged work if you need to context-switch.
Generate or write
Use AI for a first draft, add a prefix like a JIRA number, or write the message yourself.
Commit and sync
Commit to the current branch, undo the last commit if needed, and push when ready.
Privacy first
Your repo stays on your machine.
Gitable has no backend. It only sends the selected diff to the AI provider you configure.
No extension server
AI requests go from VS Code to your chosen provider. Gitable does not proxy or store them.
SecretStorage keys
API keys are stored using VS Code SecretStorage, not plain-text settings files.
Staged diff control
Commit generation reads staged changes and filters noisy generated files before sending.
No telemetry
There is no analytics pipeline. Usage reports are local and exist to help you understand your own AI calls.
Install
Add Gitable to VS Code.
Install the extension, pick your AI provider, save your API key, and start committing from the Gitable activity bar panel.
Also works in Cursor and Windsurf.