Git cheat sheet

Web

Searchable reference for everyday git commands.

What this tool helps with

Searchable reference for everyday git commands. The Git cheat sheet tool covers git, cheat, sheet, and memo workflows and is grouped with the rest of the web utilities on often.cloud. Everything runs locally in your browser — there is no upload step, so values you paste in for git work stay on your machine.

Setup

git config --global user.name "…"	Set committer name
git config --global user.email "…"	Set committer email
git init	Initialize a new repo
git clone <url>	Clone a remote repo

Stage & commit

git status	Show working tree state
git add <path>	Stage a file (or `.` for all)
git add -p	Stage selectively (hunk by hunk)
git commit -m "msg"	Commit staged changes
git commit --amend	Amend the last commit
git restore --staged <path>	Unstage a file

Branch & switch

git branch	List local branches
git branch -a	List local + remote branches
git switch <branch>	Switch to an existing branch
git switch -c <new>	Create + switch to new branch
git branch -d <branch>	Delete (safe)
git branch -D <branch>	Delete (force)

Sync

git fetch --all --prune	Update remotes (no merge)
git pull --rebase	Fetch + rebase local commits
git push	Push current branch
git push -u origin <branch>	Push + set upstream
git push --force-with-lease	Safer force push

History

git log --oneline --graph --decorate --all	Compact graph of all branches
git log -p <path>	Show patches that touch path
git blame <path>	Who changed each line
git show <ref>	Show commit details
git diff	Unstaged changes
git diff --cached	Staged changes

Undo

git restore <path>	Discard unstaged changes
git reset HEAD~1	Move HEAD back, keep changes
git reset --hard <ref>	Move HEAD, drop changes (destructive)
git revert <ref>	New commit that undoes <ref>
git clean -fd	Remove untracked files + dirs

Stash & worktrees

git stash push -m "msg"	Save WIP
git stash list	Show stashes
git stash pop	Re-apply most recent
git worktree add ../path <branch>	Add a separate working tree
git worktree list	List worktrees

How to use Git cheat sheet

Open the Git cheat sheet page and paste, type, or generate the git input you want to work with.
Pick the options you need so the tool can searchable reference for everyday git commands
Copy the cheat result with one click and use it in your next step — terminal, editor, ticket, or anywhere else you need it.

Common uses

Reach for Git cheat sheet when you need to searchable reference for everyday git commands during debugging, code review, or content preparation.
Skip installing a desktop git app — open this web utility on a shared machine, an iPad, or a colleague's laptop and it just works.
Bookmark or share the page when you and your team keep coming back to the same git, cheat, sheet, and memo workflow.

FAQ

What does the Git cheat sheet tool do?

Searchable reference for everyday git commands. It is part of the web utilities on often.cloud and is designed for quick git, cheat, and sheet workflows.

Who is the Git cheat sheet tool for?

The Git cheat sheet tool is useful for developers, operators, support teams, and anyone who needs a fast browser-based way to work with git, cheat, and sheet.

Why use the Git cheat sheet tool on often.cloud?

often.cloud keeps this workflow focused on speed and convenience, with a dedicated page, direct linking, and a lightweight browser experience for git cheat sheet.

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