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      Captures checkpoints of project files and SQLite tables before an AI agent makes risky changes, then reports differences and rolls them back byte-for-byte, including dropped tables and agent-created junk. Enables agents to snapshot, diff, list, and restore working state with explicit confirmation required before any destructive action.
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      Snapshot-based file editing for AI agents. Enables safe file edits by sending only new content against immutable, content-addressed snapshots with 3-way merging and ambiguity protection.
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      Enables coding agents and their users to roll back unwanted file changes by recording workspace state before, during, and after a turn and restoring it selectively. It supports undoing, redoing, and diffing turns across Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, OpenCode, and Antigravity CLI.
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      Records and rewinds AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and others) locally. Its tools take a checkpoint, show the session timeline, preview and apply a rewind with a confirm code, list the tests the agent ran and whether the code changed since, write a handoff, verify the hash-chained log, and check a tool call against your guardrails.
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      Zero-setup safety toolkit for AI coding agents with 16 built-in tools for context gathering, safe file editing, validation, and session memory. Features rollback, circuit breaker, sandbox, timeout, and dangerous pattern blocking — no config, no API key, no database required.
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      MIT