Kamus AI
Version control
A system that records every change to a project's files, who made it and why, so changes can be compared and undone.
Version control, usually git, keeps a project's history as a series of commits: snapshots of the files with a message explaining the change. Branches separate unfinished work from the main version; a merge brings them back together, and a push sends them to the shared repository. When you build with AI, version control is your safety net: every agent step can be seen as a diff and undone if it is wrong.
Also called: Version control, git
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Appears in 14 lessons
- What building with AI means
- Setting up your machine
- Reading code from AI
- Debugging with AI
- Project: a small team tool
- The terminal without fear
- Editors and CLI agents
- Git and branches
- Context engineering: what the agent reads
- Worktrees and parallel work
- Reviewers that test real data
- App security
- Learning sources that last
- Session 1: machines ready and one idea