Delayed send, for your git commits.
Write code at midnight. Let it commit at 9 AM — locally or in the cloud. A Rust CLI for scheduling commits and pull requests.
Built in Rust · MIT licensed · zero config
Schedule commits
Relative or absolute time — --in 2h, --at "fri 3pm". Up to 7 days out.
Remote via Actions
Runs on GitHub Actions even when your machine is asleep or off.
Scheduled PRs
Open pull requests on a timer with the gh CLI and your staged changes.
Edit, cancel, undo
Reschedule the time, change the message, or undo your last schedule.
Failed queue + retry
Missed or failed commits move to a queue. Re-stage the files and retry.
System notifications
Native success and failure notifications fire when commits run.
how it works
Commit on your schedule, not your keyboard's.
Capture
The CLI snapshots your staged changes as a patch and unstages them so you can keep working.
Store
The schedule is saved to ~/.git-schedule/ and a lightweight daemon picks it up.
Wait
The daemon waits until the scheduled time — locally, or on GitHub Actions with --remote.
Commit
It applies the patch, creates the commit, optionally pushes, and sends a notification.
install
Up and running in 10 seconds.
brew install mafex11/tap/git-schedule
then verify: git schedule --version
commands
The whole toolbox.
full reference on GitHub →