One command I use that I haven't seen anyone mention so far is git apply. I use this to stage or edit diff hunks before committing. Basically, at least in vim

One command I use that I haven't seen anyone mention so far is git apply. I use this to stage or edit diff hunks before committing. Basically, at least in vim, I can highlight part of the diff (along with the diff header) and pipe it to the git apply command with the --cached and --recount flags to stage or unstage changes. This, at least in my opinion, is easier to use than the -p flag for git add or git reset, and provides much finer grained control over staging and unstaging compared to those commands.