Multi-repo git status · Omarchy · Rust · libgit2
CYBER
FLEET
Stop cd-ing into every repo to remember which ones you forgot about.
A bar widget counts the repos that need you — dirty, unpushed, behind, or stuck mid-rebase — from a fast, local-only scan. Click it for a full TUI to fetch, diff and jump straight in. Built for people who work out of a dozen repos at once.
01 / The bar
One number.
Zero waiting.
The widget refreshes every 60 seconds from a local-only scan — no network fetch runs automatically, so your bar never blocks on a slow or offline remote. First launch finds your dev folders on its own: Devspace, projects, code, .sysops, repos and more.
UNCOMMITTED
Staged, unstaged and untracked counts, plus stashes.
UNPUSHED
Commits that only exist on this machine.
OUT OF DATE
Remote has moved on since your last fetch.
MID-OPERATION
A merge, rebase or cherry-pick left half-done — the thing git status buries in prose.
02 / The dashboard
Fetch. Diff.
Jump in.
Status comes straight from git2 — no shelling out, fast across dozens of repos. The two things that need your real credentials and tools, git fetch and opening a terminal or editor, use your actual git, $TERMINAL and $EDITOR.
03 / Setup
Muster
the fleet.
One command installs the widget and the manager binary. A bundled linux-x86_64 binary ships with the plugin; elsewhere it builds this same checkout with cargo build --locked — it never downloads and runs a prebuilt artifact from the network.
omarchy plugin add https://github.com/cybercore-tech/cyberfleet.git --enable
# remove
omarchy plugin remove io.github.darkstardevx.cyberfleet{
"roots": ["~/Devspace", "~/.sysops"],
"ignore": ["node_modules", "target", "vendor", ".cache"],
"max_depth": 4
}04 / Theme matrix
Fly
your colors.
Every Cybercore palette from the shared schema, grouped by family — plus Cyberfleet's own signature mashups. Your pick follows you across Cybercore sites.