Parent-child context
Clone initializes submodules by default and you can open the child or parent from context.
FluxGit surfaces submodules, worktrees and parent-child repository context so multi-part workspaces stop hiding dirty state and inconsistent parent commits.
Submodules can drift from their parent commit and worktrees multiply branches across folders. When that state is invisible, you commit a parent that points at the wrong submodule.
Submodule and worktree workflows are in beta. Pending state is surfaced per workspace, and destructive submodule and worktree operations route through the same guarded confirmation flow as everything else.
Clone initializes submodules by default and you can open the child or parent from context.
Worktree actions are gated with help when a desktop backend is required. When parallel attempts at the same task land in linked worktrees, you can compare them side by side and merge the winner through the guarded flow.
Destructive submodule and worktree actions ask before acting.
Workspace inspection is local-first. FluxGit reads your local structure without sending it anywhere.