> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.aviator.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.aviator.co/aviator-cli/manpages/av.1.md).

# av(1)

### NAME

av - Aviator CLI

### DESCRIPTION

**av** allows you to manage stacked pull requests with Aviator.

### SUBCOMMANDS

* av-adopt(1): Adopt branches that are not managed by `av`
* av-auth(1): Show info about the logged in user
* av-branch(1): Create or rename a branch in the stack
* av-commit(1): Record changes to the repository with commits
* av-diff(1): Show the diff between working tree and parent branch
* av-fetch(1): Fetch latest repository state from GitHub
* av-init(1): Initialize the repository for `av`
* av-next(1): Checkout the next branch in the stack
* av-orphan(1): Orphan branches that are managed by `av`
* av-pr-status(1): Get the status of the associated pull request
* av-pr(1): Create a pull request for the current branch
* av-prev(1): Checkout the previous branch in the stack
* av-reorder(1): Interactively reorder the stack
* av-reparent(1): Change the parent of the current branch
* av-restack(1): Rebase the stacked branches
* av-split-commit(1): Split a commit into multiple commits
* av-switch(1): Interactively switch to a different branch
* av-sync(1): Synchronize stacked branches with GitHub
* av-tidy(1): Tidy stacked branches
* av-tree(1): Show the tree of stacked branches

### FURTHER DOCUMENTATION

See [Aviator documentation](https://docs.aviator.co) for the help document beyond Aviator CLI.


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