A Neovim plugin that helps you quickly navigate and resolve merge conflicts with customizable keybindings.

• Jump directly to the next or previous conflict in your repository.
• Quickly resolve conflicts using simple keybindings:
  • Take HEAD (<<<<<<< HEAD) – keeps your local changes.
  • Take origin (>>>>>>> ...) – keeps the incoming changes.
  • Take both – keeps both changes, concatenated in order.
• Minimal and fast — pure Lua implementation with no external dependencies.
• Fully customizable keybindings to fit your workflow.

{
  "StackInTheWild/headhunter.nvim",
  lazy = true,
  opts = {
     register_keymaps = false, -- Disable internal keymaps if using lazy.nvim keys
  },
  keys = {
    { "]g", "<cmd>HeadhunterNext<cr>", desc = "Go to next Conflict" },
    { "[g", "<cmd>HeadhunterPrevious<cr>", desc = "Go to previous Conflict" },
    { "<leader>gh", "<cmd>HeadhunterTakeHead<cr>", desc = "Take changes from HEAD" },
    { "<leader>go", "<cmd>HeadhunterTakeOrigin<cr>", desc = "Take changes from origin" },
    { "<leader>gb", "<cmd>HeadhunterTakeBoth<cr>", desc = "Take both changes" },
  },
}

Assuming you are using the keybindings from above:

• [g → Jump to the previous conflict.
• ]g → Jump to the next conflict.

Given a conflict block like this:

<<<<<<< HEAD
my changes
=======
their changes
>>>>>>> branch

Notes:

• Take HEAD keeps only your local changes.
• Take origin keeps only the incoming changes from the other branch.
• Take both concatenates your changes with the incoming changes, in that order.

We use plenary.nvim

make test