https://github.com/jj-vcs/jj

On the off chance that you haven't already had this suggested to you on HN, I would suggest taking a look at JJ.

I use it in all my Git-underneath repos with `jj git init --colocate` (You can run that in a git repo and it will hybridize, or in a new folder and it will init and hybridize).

It doesn't have the staging concept, treating the working copy as just another commit (@), and to boot it snapshots the state of the tree into @ when you run any jj command, so you can use `jj op log` to see every intermediate state of your working copy at any time.

Commit is just `jj commit` with no staging mechanics, or `jj split` to 'split the working copy commits' (commit some, keep the rest in @).