Introduction

Git Wrangler is a command-line orchestrator that broadcasts Git operations — from simple pulls to complex history rewrites — across an entire directory of repositories simultaneously.

If you manage more than a handful of repositories, you know the pain: running git pull in twelve directories, committing the same change across five projects, or trying to scrub a secret that leaked into six repos. Git Wrangler solves that.

What it does

Instead of writing brittle shell loops or reaching for heavyweight tools, Git Wrangler gives you a clean, Git-like interface:

git-wrangler <command> [options]

Every subcommand is a purpose-built script that targets all .git repositories it can find in the current directory — automatically, without configuration files or setup steps.

Why it exists

Git Wrangler was built on three principles:

1. Zero friction — One install command. No config files. No daemons. Works anywhere Git does.
2. Safety first — Every repository operation runs in an isolated subshell. Variables and directory changes never leak between iterations.
3. Extensibility — Adding a new command is just adding a new file to libexec/. The help system discovers it automatically.

Command categories

Next steps

• Install Git Wrangler — the one-liner
• Understand the architecture — how it all fits together
• Browse command reference — every command documented