hop

hop turns one config file into a personal directory of all your git repos — navigate, clone, run commands, and batch-update them from anywhere.

Install

brew install sahil87/tap/hop
eval "$(hop shell-init zsh)"   # in ~/.zshrc — required for `cd` to work

At a glance

h out             # cd into outbox (substring match)
h outbox/feat-x   # cd into the feat-x worktree of outbox
hop outbox git status   # run anything inside a repo, from anywhere
hop pull --all          # batch git ops across groups
hop config scan ~/code  # bootstrap hop.yaml from your existing clones

• One config, every machine — hop.yaml lists every repo you care about (with groups).
• Substring navigation — h ou<TAB> matches outbox.
• Run anything inside a repo, from anywhere — without changing your cwd.
• Batch git ops over groups — pull, push, sync accept names, groups, or --all.
• Plays nicely with wt — hop <name>/<wt-name> lands you in a worktree.

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Install, commands, and workflows pages coming soon. For now, the full README — grammar, config schema, every subcommand — lives on GitHub:

→ github.com/sahil87/hop