RepoZ

RepoZ is a zero‑configuration hub that aggregates the Git repositories on a user’s machine and presents them in a lightweight navigation widget. It continuously indexes repositories as they are used, displaying each repository’s current branch and a brief status, and offers shortcuts to reveal a repository in the file explorer, open a command‑line session, or checkout branches. The tool runs on Windows and macOS and can be invoked with a global hotkey (Ctrl + Alt + R on Windows, Command + Alt + R on macOS) to quickly jump between projects without manually switching windows.

The UI is complemented by a command‑line sidekick called **grr**, which exposes the same repository information to terminal sessions. Grr can list repositories, filter them by name, branch, or path using regular expressions, change directories to a selected repository, open file browsers, and perform recursive file searches. It also supports opening files directly from the command line, with optional elevated privileges.

RepoZ is intended for developers who work with multiple Git repositories throughout the day and want a fast, unobtrusive way to locate and switch between them. It does not replace existing Git clients but rather augments them by providing quick visual and command‑line access to repository locations and status.