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01 Getting started Install the binary, initialise a repository, and make your first commit. Everything on this page works against an ordinary Git repository — torii writes the…
02 Command reference Forty-four top-level commands, with one hundred and fifty-eight subcommands under them. This page groups them by the job they do; torii <command> --help is…
03 History surgery Rewriting history is the operation people reach for git filter-repo for, run once every two years, and get wrong. torii ships the whole set as first-class…
04 Snapshots A snapshot is a local save of your working tree that is not a commit. It never enters your history, never reaches a remote, and exists so that the next risky…
05 Secret scanner The scanner runs before every torii save. It is not a hook you install, not a CI job that tells you an hour later, and not something you can forget to enable…
06 Platforms and mirrors torii speaks to nine hosts through seven clients. The platform is detected from the remote's URL, and the right client is used without you naming it.
07 Workspaces and worktrees Two different problems that both look like "more than one checkout". A workspace runs one command across many repositories. A worktree gives one repository…
08 The TUI torii tui — or torii with no arguments — opens a full-screen interface over the same operations the CLI performs. Same binary, same configuration, same…
09 Config and auth Configuration is global by default and per-repository with --local, where local wins. Tokens live apart from it, in a file of their own with restrictive…
10 CI and releases Four commands cover the work that lives next to your history rather than inside it: CI runs, the jobs inside them, binary registries and release pages. All…