GitLens 19: The Commit Graph Reimagined for Parallel Development

GitLens 19 redesigns the Commit Graph as the default central workspace for Git-based development, combining repository history with real-time visibility into branches, worktrees, upstream changes, pull requests, working changes, and supported AI coding-agent sessions. It aims to reduce context switching by enabling developers to review AI-generated code, compare revisions, organize changes into clean commits, automate rebases, and resolve conflicts from the same Git-aware interface. New features include persistent working-change status, clearer markers for HEAD, upstream, and merge targets, a Focus Branch mode, a collapsible sidebar, and the ability to resume Claude Code sessions from associated worktrees. The release also integrates AI-assisted review, commit composition, rebasing, and conflict resolution while retaining user review and manual fallback options. Building on GitLens 18 updates, GitLens 19 positions the Commit Graph as a control center for coordinating parallel human and agent work from initial repository setup through merge preparation.

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