This is a great UX rethink along actual user needs. It's unusual to see someone with more-than-superficial knowledge of git that also has enough product sense t

This is a great UX rethink along actual user needs. It's unusual to see someone with more-than-superficial knowledge of git that also has enough product sense to come up with something like this. My team has varying levels of git skill, including product owners and testers. I am usually called in to do the git black magic -- and I only know a fraction of what is available on git. My git magic doesn't scale. Further, because we are using our dev environment in a VM, a remote client is harder to work with. Making this web-based would work out very well for us. (And power users can still use the command line tool instead). I hope this comes to fruition. My team can sure use it.