Codebase details

Manage one agent checkout’s branches and stashes.

The codebase details page at /codebases/{id} is the Git console for one checkout on one agent. Everything here operates on that specific folder on that specific Mac.

Header

The origin, current branch, upstream, and last fetch time, plus an Uncommitted changes marker when the working tree is dirty.

Action	Effect
Fetch origin	Runs git fetch origin for this checkout
Refresh	Re-inspects the folder and reports status without contacting the remote
Repository settings	Opens the shared repository details page

While a Git operation is running, the page shows which kind is in flight and blocks conflicting actions until it completes. A command or workflow terminal step configured to block Git operations produces its own message here and holds the same actions until it finishes.

When the agent is offline, or is running a control-agent build too old to inspect branches, the page falls back to stored branch information in read-only mode and says so.

Branches

Two lists — Local branches and Remote origin branches — each searchable by name and sortable by Name or Newest commit. Very large repositories are capped at the first 1,000 branches.

Branches are tagged with their role: Current, Default, Protected, Other worktree (checked out by a linked worktree, so Git will not let this checkout take it), and Local branch exists on a remote branch that already has a local counterpart.

Actions

Action	Applies to	Notes
Switch	Local branches	Moves this checkout onto the branch
Checkout	Remote branches	Creates a local branch tracking origin
Pull	The current branch	Fast-forwards from upstream
Delete	Local branches	Git deletes only if the commits are already merged
Delete remote	Remote branches	Permanently deletes origin/<branch>

Switching with a dirty tree

When the working tree has changes, Switch and Checkout become Stash and switch and Stash and checkout. Staged, unstaged, and untracked changes are saved into a new stash before the branch changes, and the stash is preserved afterward — nothing is discarded.

Delete remote permanently removes the branch on origin. Any same-named local branch and any worktrees stay untouched, but the remote branch is gone.

Git cannot delete the current branch, the default branch, or a branch checked out by another worktree. The confirmation dialog states this before you commit to the action.

Stashes

Every Git stash on this checkout, searchable by message or selector, capped at the first 200.

1. Preview

   Preview loads the stash’s patch inline, as one collapsible row per file with its change type and added and removed line counts. Patches are truncated at 256 KiB, and a stash with no text patch says so.

2. Copy

   Copy patch puts the diff on your clipboard — handy for applying it somewhere the control plane does not reach.

3. Apply or delete

   Apply restores the changes into the working tree. Delete removes the stash permanently — apply it first if you need to keep its changes.

iOS App

When the repository has an iOS project configured, this tab shows the parse status for this checkout. The project definitions and allowed scripts themselves are repository-wide and are edited on the repository details page.

Related pages

Codebases

Every checkout across every agent, with sync and availability status.

Repository details

Settings shared by every checkout of this repository.