Creekbed automates software revision tracking

Creekbed automatically catalogues and organizes all changes to your codebase. Then, it lets you take actions based on your history with straightforward natural language.

  • ckb What last changed the buttons?
  • John Smith edited src/components/Button.tsx 2 days ago ("Add button animations")
  • ckb I dont want to use DX12 anymore
  • Switching back to DX11 and moving all DX12 related code to the new branch "dx12"... ✓
  • ckb Auth doesn't work anymore
  • Reverting all auth changes made between now and the last stable release... ✓

The Worlds Most Powerful Git Tool

Creekbed empowers developers to take advantage of all of the powers of git, without the any extra labor

Less Context Switching

Stay focused on your code instead of devoting devtime to wrestling with git.

Never Lose Your Work

Every incremental change is automatically backed up. No more saving code in the clipboard or in your editor's recovered files.

Clean, Organized History

No more "minor changes" +14,942-7,201.
Each resource change is analyzed and categorized in a structured way, which can be configured to your liking.

Avoid Tedious git Actions

  • Resolve merge conflicts automatically, without any manual input
  • Stash and pop when syncing
  • Much more

Seemless Interop

Start using Creekbed on any project with git initialized. Creekbed is built on top of git, and has no repo setup requirements or lock-in.

Faster Onboarding

New engineers focus on writing code, and will have and company standard automatically applied.

How it works

1. You code as usual

Keep using your editor, tools, and habits. Creekbed fits directly into your normal workflow, and there's nothing new to learn or configure.

fpga_subroutine.c
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#include <fpga.h>
#include <util/delay.h>
void init_FPGA_subroutine_1() {
set_register(0x01, 0xFF); // configure control register
while(1) {
//TODO: Check is not busy
d_bus_mass_emit(FLAG_READY);
}
}

2. Creekbed tracks changes

As you work, Creekbed quietly and efficiently watches for file updates, detects when features may be finished, and prepares commits in the background.

Creekbed Output:Watching...

3. Your repo stays clean

Commits are created automatically with descriptive messages and logical structure, so your history always stays organized.

Git History

mainmain-workingchore: Verify FPGA is not busy on init30 Nov

4. Use Creekbed to act on your repo with natural language

Commits are created automatically with descriptive messages and logical structure, so your history always stays organized.

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Who It's For

Developers

Creekbed removes the small frictions that slow down deep work. You can stay focused on your code instead of managing commits, dealing with merge conflicts, or cleaning up history later before release. Everything stays organized, even across long refactors or experiments.

Engineering Teams

Teams get consistent, self-describing histories without having to manual enforcing policies. Creekbed keeps repositories clean and traceable automatically, making reviews, rollbacks, and onboarding far easier.

Ready to simplify your workflow?

Creekbed Sandstone launches soon. Be first to see how much smoother your development can be.