- Darcsweb - A web-based repo browser. (example)
- darcsden - a Darcs hosting website you can install on your servers
- patch-tag -a Darcs hosting website (example)
- FusionForge 5.0 (formerly GForge) supports Darcs via a plugin
- dawb - is simple web-based changes browser (with RSS support)
- meld, a graphical diff viewer, handles darcs repositories: just type “meld .” inside of a darcs repo to see the unrecorded changes
- diffuse, a graphical diff viewer, handles darcs repositories: just type “diffuse -m” inside of a darcs repo to see the unrecorded changes
- Darcs support for the Emacs text editor
- darcs.vim - basic Darcs support for vim
- Shell Completions for bash, zsh, tcsh and emacs.
- darcs-reannotate : a small program that will reformat the “darcs annotate” to make it easier to read.
- Lispworks
- Version Control for Lispworks, allows darcs use from the Lispworks IDE
- Gnus - A small recipe for Gnus to apply patches from the mail client.
- commit-patch - Commit a patch file to a darcs, hg or cvs repo. Includes convenient emacs hooks.
- From Ideas/GraphicalInterface#See also:
- darcs-graph Render graphs of commit activity of a darcs repository
- darcsstats Generates a HTML page with statistics of author contributions
- DarcsMonitor - will send email to a specified recipient about new changes added to a specific darcs repository.
- darcs-notify - sends email about patches that are pushed to, pulled to, or unpulled from a specific darcs repository.
- darcs-patch-watch - a lambdabot plugin for posting repository changes to an IRC channel.
- musdex
- a pre and posthook that enables darcs to version compressed files, typically .odt or .docx files.
- Gitit a wiki engine that can use darcs as backend.
- DarcsWatch tracks patches submitted to projects and their status. It can be used to track personal submissions or watch a community mailing list.
- darcsver - generate a version number from darcs history
- darcs2docbook - an XSLT trasfromation for ChangeLog -> docbook revhistory
- darcs-mirror, a small script to push using FTP (requires lftp) to a web-site. Useful when FTP is the only write access to your public web pages.
- DarcsDeps - A small perl script to resolve dependency graph of the patches.
- Trac integration - Instructions on how to set up a trac server, thus getting a sourceforge like environment
- darcs-server - An authenticating push / pull protocol for darcs.
- buildbot can track and build projects from darcs repositories.