Visualize a branching strategy and generate matching command scaffolding.
Choose a workflow style and branch names to create a readable diagram plus the commands needed to establish the branches.
Trunk-based development keeps integration close to the main branch and typically uses short-lived feature branches. It reduces long-lived divergence but depends on good testing and small changes.
Git Flow uses longer-lived development/release concepts and can suit scheduled releases, but it adds branch coordination. Use it because the release process needs it, not because the diagram looks familiar.
The generated diagram is descriptive. It does not create remote protections, CI rules or branch permissions automatically.
Choose a workflow style and branch names to create a readable diagram plus the commands needed to establish the branches.
Use the input area to paste text or upload an existing file, then process it and inspect the generated result, warnings and statistics.
Use the supplied sample first, then replace it with a real repository export, configuration file, branch list or measurement report appropriate to this tool.