Magit is faster, as in pressing r i in magit's buffer does you an interactive rebase where you can choose the commit to start from. After picking that you can c

Magit is faster, as in pressing r i in magit's buffer does you an interactive rebase where you can choose the commit to start from. After picking that you can c(= pick)/w(= reword)/m(= edit)/k(= remove) commits from the list. Another thing that is convenient is that you can add files to index by selecting lines in a hunk. Doing that in bash is perhaps not as easy (or if it is, do say how). These are just a few examples. But in summary, magit is just a "tree of keyboard shortcuts" where you just click a few keys in sequence to get what you want. That said, I also use the cli a lot, i.e depends on if you're in emacs already, or not.