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+# Staging Changes Within Vim
+
+I've always used git from the command line, but only recently have I started
+to leverage [fugitive.vim](https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive) to more
+quickly do some common git commands from within vim.
+
+I mostly use *fugitive* to stage changes for committing. To stage entire
+files, you can view the repository status, `:Gstatus`, and then navigate up
+and down (`k` and `j`) tapping `-` next to the files to be staged (or
+unstaged).
+
+I've started to use git's interactive mode for staging changes from the
+command line (`git add --patch`) more and more and recently wondered if the
+same thing can be accomplished with *fugitive*.
+
+It turns out it's pretty simple to do so. Instead of tapping `-` next to a
+file you want to stage, you can tap `p` next to it and you will be
+immediately dropped into interactive mode for that file. Prepare the lines
+you want to stage (or, again, unstage) and save.