Meet version control for AI coding.
Merget is Git, redesigned for AI engineering teams. Every prompt captured, every change committed automatically, every intent on one shared fabric, next to the repo you already have.
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One record, from goal to line
The why, kept with the code
See the build and the why in real time. No translation, no debrief.
Learn more →Audit-ready by default
Who changed what and why, grounded in the record. Built for review.
Learn more →Go deeper
Get Merget running, then dig into the details.
Quick start
Import your first repo
Learn how to go from connected to a mapped codebase in minutes.
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Read the docs
Install Merget, connect your AI tools, and set up your workspace.
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Resources & blog
Guides, deep dives, and what we are learning building Merget.
Get started →Where Merget is going
We start with your coding agents today, next, we’re extending observability to every agent. Here is what’s coming.
Version control for AI coding
git for the AI era.
Live nowMulti-agent merge resolution
Multi-agent merge: many agents on one repo, resolved by intent.
Release soonEvery agent, everywhere
History query layer: agents read the fabric before they build.
PlannedOrchestrate and supervise
Autonomous version control: headless, built for agent fleets.
PlannedYour AI writes half the code.
You own all of it.
Connect a repo for live metrics, full history, and answers to “who built this and why” in seconds, not standups.
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