doesn't work well with vim plugins... need to go to insert mode to actually interact with it (might be configurable and fixable)

stuff that takes one keystroke on magit is clunkier in gitsavvy. tab in magit expands short diffs from the main status page where you can stage or unstage selections or get an overview of the changes. l to "inline diff" opens a diff in a new file whereas tab just opens and closes sections on the main dashboard. ctrl-jk move from chunk to chunk. enter opens the file to edit or more generally does an action like view the commit under the cursor if you are in a the log graph and q will "quit" out and pop the interaction back to the log graph.

it's hard to overstate just how well everything flows in magit and i've never heard anyone say anything bad about it other than something like I wish it wasn't tied to emacs. simply the best and most well thought out piece of software i've used.

edit: i'm just scratching the surface on what magit can do... literally everything is possible through the interface even one off git commands but almost everything is very easy and interactive from any point in the interface