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![demo](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arl/gitmux/readme-images/demo-small.gif)
- **easy**. Install and forget about it
- **minimal**. Just shows what you need, when you need it
- **discrete**. Get out of your way if current directory is not in a Git tree
- **shell-agnostic**. Does not rely on shell-features so works with all of them
- **customizable**. Colors, symbols and layout are configurable
- **easy**: install and forget
- **minimal**: shows what you need, when you need it
- **discrete**: shows nothing when you're not in a git-managed directory
- **shell-agnostic**: doesn't rely on any shell-specific features, so will work with all of them
- **customizable**: colors, symbols and layout are all configurable
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### Command line interface
`gitmux` is not meant to be used directly but it still has a command line interface
that can be used to troubleshoot your installation, or create the default configuration:
`gitmux` is not meant to be call directly but it still has a command line interface
that can be used to create the default configuration, troubleshoot your installation or during development:
```
$ gitmux -h