Breach

A macOS dashboard for every local git repo — scan branches, dirty state, PRs, and CI without tab-hopping.

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What it does

• Multi-repo scan. Point Breach at a directory; it reads every git repo inside and shows branch, dirty state, ahead/behind counts, and last commit at a glance.
• PR badges. Pulls your open PRs via gh search prs and badges them per repo.
• CI dots. Quick green/yellow/red status for the latest gh run list per branch.
• Bulk actions. Sync pinned repos, clone missing ones and more with each one behind a confirmation modal.

When Breach is (and isn't) the right tool

Good fit if you:

• Juggle 10+ local repos and want ambient state across all of them
• Already use the gh CLI and want your dashboard to lean on it
• Are on macOS and don't mind macOS-only

Not for you if you:

• Only work in one or two repos (git status plus your terminal is fine)
• Want a web UI or a hosted service — Breach is a local desktop app, by design
• Need Linux or Windows support (not planned)

Install

Download the latest DMG from Releases.

Or build from source:

git clone https://github.com/nbritten/breach.git
cd breach
npm install
npm run tauri build
# → src-tauri/target/release/bundle/

For live-reload development:

npm run tauri dev

Requirements

• macOS (Intel or Apple Silicon)
• gh CLI, authenticated (gh auth login)
• git

Stack

Tauri 2 · React 19 · Rust · Tailwind v4 · Vite 7. The backend is a small Rust crate exposed to the UI via Tauri invoke(); everything visual is React.

Tests

cargo test   # Rust unit tests (parsing, git helpers)
npm test     # TypeScript tests (lib, hooks, helpers)

AI pairing

Breach was built in close pairing with Claude Code, Anthropic's Claude CLI. Architecture and design decisions are mine; a lot of the typing — especially in the Rust backend — was Claude's. Disclosing up front so you don't have to wonder.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.