Menu-bar companion
A small macOS app stays in the top bar, installs the browser bridge, and detects current repository pages.
Download Ask your GIT as a macOS DMG, drag the companion into Applications, then let it prepare the Chrome extension folder and local bridge for GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.
Prototype DMG for macOS. Drag the companion to Applications; it prepares the Chrome extension folder and local native bridge.
The primary download is now a macOS DMG. The app carries the extension payload inside the bundle, copies it into Application Support on first launch, and installs the native bridge for local terminal handoff.
The app installs like a lightweight Mac utility, while the browser extension appears directly on repo pages. Together they turn the current repository into a chat, summary, and local setup workflow.
A small macOS app stays in the top bar, installs the browser bridge, and detects current repository pages.
The browser extension adds Ask your GIT to GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket repository pages.
Ask what the repo does, which stack it uses, and how to run it before touching your terminal.
Send install commands to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Terminal, or your own custom tools.
The prototype includes local fallback answers when hosted AI is unavailable or no API key is configured.
The macOS app, icon, native bridge, and extension payload ship together in a single downloadable DMG.
Download the DMG, drag the companion app into Applications, then open it once. It prepares the extension folder and native bridge; Chrome Web Store publishing will remove the prototype Load unpacked step later.
Get the Ask your GIT macOS DMG from this site.
Drag Ask your GIT Companion.app to Applications, then open it once.
The app prepares the extension folder and installs the local native bridge.
Open chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, and load ~/Library/Application Support/Ask your GIT/extension.
Open any repo and use Ask AI to understand it before installing.
Download the DMG and show the Mac installer, the menu-bar companion, the browser button, and the repo chat in one flow.