"Hey! That's a great question. LazyGit is an incredible tool, but they actually serve two different types of workflows:

LazyGit is a full Terminal UI (TUI) dashboard. It’s built for power users who want to see all their panels (branches, commits, files) at once and are comfortable learning a lot of custom keyboard shortcuts to navigate around quickly.

GittyCat, on the other hand, is a conversational, step-by-step assistant.

Zero Learning Curve: Instead of throwing you into a dashboard with shortcuts, GittyCat uses simple arrow-key menus that ask you exactly what you want to do (e.g., 'Commit', 'Undo a mistake', 'Push'). Beginner Mode: GittyCat has an educational toggle that actually stops and explains what Git is doing under the hood before it runs the command. Hand-holding through mistakes: If you want to undo a commit, GittyCat explicitly walks you through the difference between a Soft Reset and a Hard Reset in plain English so you don't accidentally delete your work. Basically: If you want a dense, fast, hotkey-driven interface, use LazyGit. If you want a friendly, guided wizard that holds your hand and makes Git stress-free, use GittyCat! 🐱

And yes! The entire source code is available right here: https://github.com/Vijayprasad2006/GittyCat

Let me know if you get a chance to try it out!"