I think the developer did a great job with this project. It's really interesting looking at how the developer tries to reduce complexity out of git. However, I don't know how useful this is. It's another layer of abstraction which adds complexity. You now have to learn git _AND_ bit--and I'm not sure git is complex enough to me that it justifies this. The escape hatch out of bit is that it's "fully compatible with git allowing you to fallback to git if need be."

git alias is a form of abstraction and I use that to simplify my git workflow. I may even have a few scripts that do more complicated stuff. But it's limited. The feature list of bit is pretty significant. That's a lot of cognitive load and I'm wondering if / when did bit start to take on more complexity than it took away.