Create a new Git-backed project.

List all projects known to this server.

List files within a project (optionally under a subpath) at HEAD.

Read a file from a project revision, defaulting to the default branch.

Read a file as it exists in a Change Request head revision.

Search file contents within a project's default branch checkout.

Get a summary status (branches, open changes, active workspaces) for a project.

Read a file's content from within an active workspace.

Create a new file within an active workspace.

Edit (overwrite) an existing file within an active workspace.

Delete a file within an active workspace.

Get commit history for a project, optionally scoped to a path.

Get details for a single commit revision.

Get a structured diff between two revisions in a project.

Get a textual patch for one file between two project revisions.

Create an isolated Git worktree workspace for making changes to a project.

Get details of a workspace by id.

List active workspaces for a project.

Delete (remove) a workspace you own.

Create a Change Request from the commits in a workspace.

Get a Change Request by id.

List Change Requests for a project, optionally filtered by status.

Update a Change Request's rationale and refresh its head revision.

Abandon a Change Request.

Record a review (APPROVED, CHANGES_REQUESTED, or COMMENTED) on a Change Request.

Convenience wrapper: approve a Change Request.

Convenience wrapper: request changes on a Change Request.

Check whether a Change Request can merge cleanly into the project's default branch.

Merge an approved, conflict-free Change Request into the project's default branch.

Rebase a Change Request's workspace branch onto the current default branch.

Get structured conflict information for a conflicted Change Request.

Propose a resolution to a conflicted Change Request, using commits already made in a separate resolver workspace. This creates a new, independently reviewable Change Request linked to the original conflict.

Apply (merge) a previously proposed and reviewed conflict resolution. Subject to the same approval policy as any other merge.

Roll back a previously merged commit on the project's default branch by creating a new forward commit that restores the prior state (never rewrites history).

Get the complete provenance record for a Change Request.