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published: true
name: Git Context
name: Git Context Test Replace
description: A simple CLI tool to help you create and validate cron expressions.
thumbnail: gc_preview.png
images: [gc_preview.png]
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I used to juggle multiple `.gitconfig` files, git aliases, and mental gymnastics trying to remember which identity I was using. It was tedious, error-prone, and frankly, exhausting.

So I built **Git Context** - a single command to switch between all your Git identities. Work, personal, freelance, school - whatever contexts you need.
So I built **Git Context Test Replace** - a single command to switch between all your Git identities. Work, personal, freelance, school - whatever contexts you need.

## The Problem I Solved

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The traditional approach? Manual config editing, repository-specific overrides, or hoping you remember to check `git config user.email` before every commit. None of these scale when you're constantly context-switching.

## Enter Git Context
## Enter Git Context Test Replace

Git Context manages profiles in a single YAML file. Define your identities once, switch between them with one command, and never commit with the wrong email again.
Git Context Test Replace manages profiles in a single YAML file. Define your identities once, switch between them with one command, and never commit with the wrong email again.

```bash
$ gctx list
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