Git-native workflows

A coding agent that commits every change turns git history into an audit log and makes rollback a single command.

• Aider is the archetype: each edit is an atomic commit, so you can review or revert at the granularity of a single prompt.
• The pattern composes with context management: a clean, committed history lets you re-derive context from the repo rather than from chat transcripts.
• Contrast with hosted agents that apply changes in a sandbox where history is opaque or absent.

Git-native workflows matter most where reviewability and reversibility are non-negotiable, such as teams shipping to production.

Sources: 0002-aider-docs.md

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