u/Immediate-Landscape1

hi everyone.

i'm new in the field of releasing fully open source projects to the world,

so shooting my shot.

i've been working on something very cool in the past few weeks,

something I had in mind for long time, but just couldn't get to solve it,

and after some long nights researching & reading about the most deep shallow parts of git, I think i managed to solve it!

the core issue - git is NOT built for ai-driven development.

- undoing work is almost impossible (/rewind is working like shit imo),

- knowing which session / context caused which change - the "why did you change it?" works only if u are in the same session (and not after a f**king /compact)

- viewing the file tree in correlation to the actual context & prompts

- forking/ branching - splitting conversation context to new conversation (branching basically).

- and much more, but you see the idea

at the moment i keep releasing new features & fixes,

I released an alpha version, still requires some work...

and i'm looking for some feedbacks and possibly some contribution.

would love to hear what the community think

notes:

- at the moment i'm only supporting claude code

- there are 2 repositories - one for the actual cli, another for vs code extension

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u/Immediate-Landscape1 — 7 days ago
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hi everyone.

i'm new in the field of releasing fully open source projects to the world,

so shooting my shot.

i've been working on something very cool in the past few weeks,

something I had in mind for long time, but just couldn't get to solve it,

and after some long nights researching & reading about the most deep shallow parts of git, I think i managed to solve it!

the core issue - git is NOT built for ai-driven development.

- undoing work is almost impossible (/rewind is working like shit imo),

- knowing which session / context caused which change - the "why did you change it?" works only if u are in the same session (and not after a f**king /compact)

- viewing the file tree in correlation to the actual context & prompts

- forking/ branching - splitting conversation context to new conversation (branching basically).

- and much more, but you see the idea

at the moment i keep releasing new features & fixes,

I released an alpha version, still requires some work...

and i'm looking for some feedbacks and possibly some contribution.

https://github.com/regent-vcs

would love to hear what the community think

notes:

- at the moment i'm only supporting claude code

- there are 2 repositories - one for the actual cli, another for vs code extension

u/Immediate-Landscape1 — 7 days ago

Challenge #5 is live r/softwarearchitecture

This week’s incident is inside the Pentagon Pizza Index.

The system is flashing red.

Pizza orders around the Pentagon are spiking, alerts are firing, and everyone is asking the obvious question:

Is something about to happen, or did someone ship a very stupid bug?

So the actual problem is a familiar one:

the data looks meaningful, the alert looks serious, but somewhere inside the pipeline, reality and the dashboard stopped agreeing.

Fastest correct solution wins $100. Challenge is live for 24 hrs.

Enter here --> https://challenge.stealthymcstealth.com/

u/Immediate-Landscape1 — 16 days ago