I Built Git for AI Prompts — Here's Why and How
Every engineer I know who builds with LLMs has the same problem.
You spend hours tuning a system prompt. It's working great. You tweak it a little. Then a little more. Then something breaks — the model starts giving worse answers, hallucinating more, ignoring your instructions.
And you have absolutely no idea what you changed.
Your prompt history is scattered across files, Notion docs, Slack messages, and git commits buried inside application code. There's no clean way to see what changed, when, or why — let alone get back to the version that was actually working.
So I built
If this solves a problem you have, a star on the repo goes a long way for a solo project. And if something's broken or missing, open an issue — I respond fast.
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