Source this file in your .tcshrc to get git command completion. Original source is http://gtirtha.wordpress.com/2010/05/14/git-autocomplete/ but WordPress's WSYIWYG editor messed it up and I cleaned it up.

git-completion.tcsh

# Source this script in tcsh to setup shell completions
# for git. Completions are activated by typing or Control-D
# in the shell after entering a partial command.
#
# Usage:
# source git-completion.tcsh (e.g. in ~/.cshrc)
#
# Supported completions:
# git (lists git commands)
# git help (lists git commands)
# git branch (lists branch names)
# git checkout (lists branch names)
# git log (lists the most commonly used flags)
# git remote (lists git remote commands)
# git remote add|prune|rm|show|update
# (lists git remote names)
# In addition to entering where shown, you can enter it after
# typing part of the word, e.g. git branch bug to auto-complete
# branches starting with "bug".
#
# Author: David Adler, David Aguilar

# Note: you will likely have to change this path to point to your Git installation.
# You can also try to use "which git" to autodetect whether Git is installed.
if ( -x ~/bin/git) then
# Git is installed so define tcsh completions for it.

# List of known git subcommands
# This is a hard-coded list to avoid calling 'git help' at startup.
set __git_cmd_names = (add bisect blame branch checkout clone commit config \
diff diff-files difftool fetch grep gui init log merge mv pull push \
rebase reset rm show shortlog stash status tag)

alias __git_aliases 'git config --get-regexp "alias.*" | sed -n "s,alias\.\([^ ]*\).*,\1,p"'
alias __git_branches 'git for-each-ref –format="%(refname)" refs/heads refs/remotes | sed -e s,refs/remotes/,, | sed -e s,refs/heads/,,'
alias __git_origin_branches 'git for-each-ref –format="%(refname)" refs/remotes/origin | grep -v HEAD | sed -e s,refs/remotes/origin/,,'

# Define the completions (see the tcsh man page).
complete git \
'p/1/`__git_aliases | xargs echo $__git_cmd_names`/' \
"n/help/($__git_cmd_names)/" \
'n/branch/`__git_branches | xargs echo -m -d`/' \
'n/config/(–global –get-regexp –list)/' \
'n/diff/`__git_branches | xargs echo –check –staged –stat -- *`/' \
'n/difftool/`__git_branches | xargs echo –no-prompt –staged -- *`/' \
'n/fetch/`git remote`/' \
'n/merge/`__git_branches`/' \
'n/log/`__git_branches | xargs echo -- –name-only –name-status –reverse –committer= –no-color –relative –ignore-space-change –ignore-space-at-eol –format=medium –format=full –format=fuller`/' \
'n/stash/(apply list save pop clear)/' \
'n/push/`git remote`/' \
'N/push/`__git_origin_branches`/' \
'n/pull/`git remote | xargs echo –rebase`/' \
'n/–rebase/`git remote`/' \
'N/–rebase/`__git_origin_branches`/' \
'N/pull/`__git_origin_branches`/' \
'n/rebase/`__git_branches | xargs echo –continue –abort –onto –skip –interactive`/' \
'N/rebase/`__git_branches`/' \
'n/remote/(show add rm prune update)/' \
'N/remote/`git remote`/' \
'n/checkout/`__git_branches | xargs echo -b –`/' \
'N/-b/`__git_branches`/'
endif

note that usually people have git installed at /usr/bin/git , not in their home directory. edit the "if (-x" line at the start of the script to make this actually work.

@dbu I should have written a note about that. However, since my sysadmin refuses to install Git, I (and others who I work with) use Git in the home directory. You're welcome to fork the gist and change it but I am going to leave it because this is how I use it.

you could use

which git >& /dev/null
if ( ! $status) then
endif

Something is messy with some doucle dash (--) sequences, when downloading the raw file, there are some non-ascii characters there: 0xe2 0x80 0x93.

Note that git 1.8.1 will have a first version of support for tcsh-completion as mentioned below:
http://marc.info/?l=git&m=135456897811682&w=2

You can find the script, git-completion.tcsh, and the necessary accompanying bash script, git-completion.bash, here:
https://github.com/git/git/tree/master/contrib/completion

Some improvements are still being worked on.

Marc