I'm biased as the author of git-stack but struggling with this problem is why I wrote it. When I started it, I didn't know there were so many tools in this spa

I'm biased as the author of git-stack but struggling with this problem is why I wrote it. When I started it, I didn't know there were so many tools in this space. However, if I knew then what I knew now, I would have still written it. Too many tools require adopting a specialized workflow which doesn't play well with everyone's situation or other git tools. Some do but they require manually defining each change which is too much boilerplate for me. My goal with git-stack has been to automate my PR workflow and sit alongside other git tools. I've even tried to keep it open so you can use parts of it with Phab or other tools. You should be able to start using it out of the box with a standard PR model. It'll have better performance and behavior if you configure which branches are shared branches and mark them as "protected" in git-stack. If you don't use a PR model, then that might just don't run `git stack --push` but the rest should still do a reasonable job. If I were to pick a tool besides git-stack, it would either be git-branchless or Graphite.