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The intent is lost
The prompt that explains why code exists dies with the chat session. Weeks later, no one — human or agent — can answer “why is it built this way?”
Merget is Git redesigned for AI engineering teams: every prompt captured, every change committed automatically, every intent shared on one fabric.
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Why we rebuilt version control
Git was designed for humans typing every line. For AI-native engineering teams, agents produce most of the diff — and the context that explains it never makes it into history.
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The prompt that explains why code exists dies with the chat session. Weeks later, no one — human or agent — can answer “why is it built this way?”
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A day of agent output collapses into “fix stuff”. Reviews stall on questions the diff can’t answer, and git blame points at whoever pressed enter.
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Every new agent session and every new teammate starts from zero, re-deriving decisions your team already made — and repeating mistakes the history should have prevented.
Merget solves massive PRs, accidental data loss, and multi-agent orchestration all at once. Each agent's prompt data, intent, and transcripts are stored in commit objects that are staged and pushed live. Merget's goal: make AI code development first-class.
Every AI Agent's tool and API call, write action, and thinking is recorded in Merget's intent-rich history. Spawn a coding session with the same insights and research of prior agents without the token spend and hallucination.
Merget's AI Agent compresses cumulative diff changes across your prompts by up to 99.9%. Ask why something exists or what a prompt touched, and the history itself answers. No more hallucination on lengthy PRs.
Token intelligence ships for free in Merget's versioning system. Every AI-attributed line of code itemized, model performance benchmarked live, and code durability scores that measure token efficiency.
| Capability | Merget | Git Hosts | Agentic Management | Eng Intelligence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Agentic Collaboration | ||||
| Unlimited persistent LLM context | ||||
| A device-, OS-, and geo-agnostic system of record | ||||
| Native cross-platform multi-agentic orchestration | ||||
| Deterministic prompt checkpoints & intra-prompt code rollback | ||||
| Intent-Driven Code Development | ||||
| Automatic, real-time commits per prompt | ||||
| Intent capture, linked to diff | ||||
| Line, prompt and goal-level attribution | ||||
| Optimized codebase history for agentic understanding | ||||
| Version Control & Visual Versioning | ||||
| Ask your codebase anything | ||||
| Streamlined conflict resolution & version control | ||||
| Asynchronous AI agent across thousands of threads | ||||
| Live, interactive goal map with prompt attribution | ||||
| Visibility, Audit & Governance | ||||
| Role-based repo access | ||||
| On-demand audit trail & operational visibility | ||||
| Code durability, prompt efficiency & token economics coverage | ||||
| AI agent & contributor activity analytics | ||||
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