Draught is a fast, native Git client with a commit graph you can actually read and a review workspace built for agent-sized diffs: the ones you are never going to read line by line.
Lockfiles, generated code, whitespace-only edits and pure renames are set aside. Instantly, with no AI involved.
Every file is categorised as source, test, migration, infra, deps, config or docs, then sorted into Scrutinize Review Skim and Skip. A change map sizes each file by the lines that matter and colours it by risk.
jk move r reviewed s split o overview
Flagged with line numbers the moment the diff loads. No API key, no waiting.
const STRIPE_KEY = "sk_live_51Hx…" db.query(`SELECT * … '${req.params.code}'`) } catch (e) {} test.skip("expired sessions", …) - expect(session.valid).toBe(false) // @ts-ignore # noqa eslint-disable console.log("discount lookup", rows) eval(…) exec(…) dangerouslySetInnerHTML db/migrations/002_discounts.sql package.json .github/workflows/* src/api/discounts.ts +31 (no test) When you want more than static checks, ask for a brief: a headline and risk rating, concerns linked to file:line, questions to put to the agent before merging, and a verdict on the tests. Or run a quick, security or deep review and get a fix-it prompt to hand straight back to your agent.
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ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=… ● Code leaves your machine only when you ask for a brief, review, explanation, commit message or conflict resolution. Local CLIs run with their tools turned off, from an empty folder.
Coloured lanes, merge curves, branch and tag pills and a live row for uncommitted changes. It's virtualised, so it stays smooth with thousands of commits, and it follows along while an agent edits your files.
Stage, unstage and discard files. Unified or split diffs with word-level highlighting.
Create, check out and delete branches. Merge with an in-progress banner and abort.
Fetch, pull and push. Rejected pushes and divergent pulls are recovered with a merge.
Mutations go through your git binary, so hooks, signing and credentials just work.
An editable summary and description from what's staged, or from everything if nothing is.
A Rust core and the system WebView. It starts fast and doesn't ship a copy of Chromium.
Draught pours a house range of beer themes: Stout, IPA, Lager and Light. Pick one here and this whole page, screenshots included, pours it too.
And they're only a starting point. Every colour is yours to change: tweak a house theme or brew your own in the theme editor, watching the app update live as you go. Each theme is a small TOML file, easy to keep in your dotfiles or pass around.
Tap one to pour it, or press T to work down the list.
Settings live in TOML. Edits are picked up live, comments survive when the app writes back, and symlinks from stow or chezmoi are respected. Themes are TOML too: build your own with a live preview, or share them as a single file.
# Draught reads this file live.
theme = "ipa"
[ai]
provider = "claude-code"
[ai.review.claude-code]
model = "opus"
effort = "medium"
[projects]
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