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My workflow has shifted away from the features of code editors toward just the git integration: viewing commits, checking uncommitted changes, seeing what will go into the final PR, and so on. I&#x27;m used to JetBrains IDEs, so I still open them mainly for the git integration. I really like being able to view a diff there with the file tree next to it.<p>For the actual coding, I use Claude Code in my terminal. I know many of you use your IDE&#x27;s AI integration for this, or the Codex&#x2F;Claude desktop apps, which are essentially just AI plus git integration with no real editor. So the features IDEs build around writing code don&#x27;t seem to matter as much anymore, at least for me.<p>I&#x27;m curious whether anyone else feels the same way. If you do, what do you use for git: an IDE, one of the AI desktop apps, or a dedicated git client? If you know of a good git client built for this new workflow, I&#x27;d love to hear about it.

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/21 06:04:19