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Hi! Adding gity.
I know this list is strictly
git <subcommand>addons, and gity is a separate binary — happy to close if it doesn't fit the list's scope. Pitching it because gity'sregistercommand makes Git itself accelerate (core.fsmonitoris set togity fsmonitor-helper, which Git then invokes directly), so it's a sibling to entries likegit-extrasandgit-fixupthat extend Git's runtime behavior — just at a different layer.The entry follows the format from CONTRIBUTING.md: H2 anchor, intro paragraph, and one fenced bash block per subcommand (
gity register,gity status,gity list) plus the matching TOC entry.gity is a cross-platform Rust daemon that makes Git fast on large repositories. It implements the Git
fsmonitorv2 protocol, watches the working tree with native OS file watchers (inotify / FSEvents / ReadDirectoryChangesW), and servesgit statusfrom cache. Once registered,git statusin a million-file repo returns in milliseconds.gity-cli), PyPI, Homebrew, and platform-native packages