Every prompt becomes a commit

Git, rebuilt for AI teams. A background daemon commits every change automatically, with no git add, and no messages. Prompt, reasoning, and diff versioned together, stored beside your repo.

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The problem

Git shows what changed, not why. Merget captures all of it automatically.

What was the goal?

the intent

Which prompt wrote this?

the exact session

Who or what changed it?

agent, model, or human

What everyone gets

One record, from goal to line

Runs on Git

Lives beside your repo. Nothing overwritten.

Check out

Rewind the working tree to any point.

Goal, prompt, step

Three levels, from objective to atomic diff.

Merget blame

Any line, back to the prompt that wrote it.

Auto-commit

Every change committed as it happens.

The solution

Your coding history, one click deep

Merget history map connecting goals, prompts, changes, and code

The step

One atomic change.

What survived

Lines still present at HEAD.

What was replaced

And when it changed.

Rewind anywhere

The working tree at any point.

Alongside Git

Nothing to rip out.

Works with your stack

Sits on top of the tools you already use

Merget wraps the agents and the git you already have. Import in a couple of clicks, keep your history, and change nothing about how you work.

The agents you run

Claude Code Codex Cursor GitHub Copilot

Many more on the way

Your git, untouched

Coexists with git. Nothing is overwritten, nothing is synced back.

Import in a click

Bring a repo in with its history and authorship preserved.

Your 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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