$All your repos. One command.

gip runs git operations in parallel across every repository in a YAML or JSON config file — pull, fetch, status, branch, and arbitrary commands — with tag filtering, JSON output, and dry-run mode.

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parallel execution tag filtering JSON output

gip pull --tag work -j 8

8 repos · 3.4s

frontend    Already up to date.
backend     Already up to date.
infra       Already up to date.
auth-svc    Already up to date.
api-gw      Already up to date.
dashboard   Already up to date.
worker      Already up to date.
scheduler   Already up to date.
─────────────────────────────────
OK: 8   Errors: 0   Skipped: 0   3.4s

// FEATURES

Manage dozens of repos as if they were one.

A single config file, a single command. gip handles the rest in parallel.

01 Parallel execution

All git operations run concurrently across your repositories. Control concurrency with -j and set per-repo timeouts with --timeout.

gip pull -j 16 -t 60

02 Tag filtering

Label repos with tags and target subsets with --tag. OR logic: a repo matching any of the requested tags is included.

gip status --tag work,js

03 JSON output

Machine-readable output with --json: a single envelope with per-repo status, summary counts, and any config warnings.

gip --json status | jq .summary

04 Arbitrary exec

Run any shell command inside every project directory. Output is synchronized so lines from different repos don't interleave.

gip exec -- make test

gip is a cross-platform CLI that runs git operations in parallel across every repository registered in a YAML or JSON configuration file.

Page	Description
Getting Started	Install and run your first command
Configuration	Config file format, fields, tags, lookup cascade
Commands	Full command reference with examples
Flags & Output	Global flags, output modes, tag filtering