Uncommitted & staging

Enter on the top row of the commit list opens the Uncommitted view. Three side-by-side panels:

Panel	What
Unstaged	Modified / deleted files in the working tree.
Staged	Files in the index ready to be committed.
Untracked	New files not yet tracked.

← / → switch between panels, ↑ / ↓ move the cursor within a panel.

File-level operations

Press	Action
a	Stage the focused file (or open the conflict editor for unmerged files).
Shift+A	Stage every unstaged + untracked file.
u	Unstage the focused file (Staged panel).
Shift+U	Unstage every staged file.
x	Discard an unstaged change (with confirmation).
Shift+X	Discard every unstaged + staged change.
v	Clean (delete) an untracked file.

Hunk-level staging

1. Enter on a file → opens the interactive diff for that file.
2. Cursor moves between hunks with ↑ / ↓.
3. Press Enter on a hunk to stage (or unstage) just that hunk exactly what git add -p does, but visual.
4. The hunk migrates Unstaged → Staged live; refresh the side panels with r if you opened other tools in parallel.

Commit, stash, branch

Press	Action
w	Open the commit message editor, multi-line, supports Ctrl+H / Ctrl+W word-delete and Ctrl+Enter / Ctrl+S submit.
i	Stash the working tree (with optional message + include-untracked flag dialog).

Conflict editor

Unmerged files (the result of a paused merge, rebase or cherry-pick) show a ⚠ N conflict(s) badge on the row. a on such a file opens the conflict editor, pick OURS / THEIRS / BOTH per hunk and save.

3-way conflict editor → OURS / THEIRS / BOTH per hunk, two-pane or inline layout.

Footer hints

Note

The footer dynamically shows only the shortcuts that apply to the current state, stage-all only appears when something is unstaged, unstage-all only when something is staged, etc. Same goes for the H:history chip (off when the focused file row is empty).