I built deadbranch - a Rust CLI/TUI for safely cleaning stale git branches. Uses ratatui for the TUI.
Main feature in v0.3.0: when you delete branches, they dissolve in a Thanos-style particle effect (Flash -> Dissolve -> Settle). Branch deletions run in a background thread so the UI stays responsive.
Why a TUI for this? It is safer by default (only deletes merged branches, protects main/master/dev/stage), lets you preview deletions, has fuzzy search/vim navigation and has fun UI features.
I am Armen.
I built deadbranch - a Rust CLI/TUI for safely cleaning stale git branches. Uses ratatui for the TUI.
Main feature in v0.3.0: when you delete branches, they dissolve in a Thanos-style particle effect (Flash -> Dissolve -> Settle). Branch deletions run in a background thread so the UI stays responsive.
Why a TUI for this? It is safer by default (only deletes merged branches, protects main/master/dev/stage), lets you preview deletions, has fuzzy search/vim navigation and has fun UI features.
Repository: https://github.com/armgabrielyan/deadbranch
Would appreciate feedback!