I dunno; I just like building git tooling. This repo holds some experiments and (will eventually) exposes those far enough long via a binary that can be dropped in and discovered by git.
If you just want the binary,
go install -i ./... github.com/wizardsoftheweb/git-wiz
If you want to play with it in your code (haven't tried that, tbh),
go get -u ./... github.com/wizardsoftheweb/git-wiz
Check the release page for a binary that might work for you.
Unless you have friends that use git-wiz that will also send you a compiled binary that isn't there, I think it might be currently impossible to install git-wiz without go for platforms I don't currently compile for. That's actually a really interesting question and I don't know enough about that side of Golang to say one way or the other. You'd certainly have to go through a lot of trouble figuring out how to compile and install it without go. That sounds like a challenge someone somewhere might find fun. I dunno. Coders are weird.
Please note this list may be out of date; use the files here in the repo as the actual source of truth. Alternatively use the git-wiz binary itself; it might be in the repo but not yet compiled (although that's a super easy fix).
Creates a PR programmatically using information gleaned from the working directory and repo. I built it to speed up my collaborative gitflow process and will eventually either hook it in or duct tape it on. Right now it only supports GitHub but I do plan to add other providers eventually.
Please note this list may be out of date; use the files here in the repo as the actual source of truth.
Fun with the git credential API