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Show HN: Vibe-saver – a simplified Git for vibe coders to never lose their work

3 pointsby meetbryceabout 2 months ago

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meetbryceabout 2 months ago
A small and simplified set of commands for vibe coders to leverage version control without getting overwhelmed by the learning curve of git.<p>Help a new vibe coder out and tell them about us. Or try it for yourself on NPM. =)<p>Initially, I thought this would be funny, but then I saw all the posts on X and reddit about massive progress lost by a prompt gone awry. I thought about it some more and finally decided to build something.<p>I&#x27;ve used git myself for well over a decade, and I still remember watching YouTube videos and doing a codeschool course, trying to wrap my head around it in the beginning. If you&#x27;re working solo on something, that&#x27;s a big hurdle, especially when the other barriers to entry have gotten so low!<p>Then there&#x27;s the fact of how many of us have aliases set up for git anyway. `gca` and `gcmsg &quot;&lt;message&gt;&quot;` save a lot of keystrokes. While I made this for newbs, I find myself actually using `vibe save &quot;&lt;message&gt;&quot;` unironically already.
mbelenabout 2 months ago
Honestly, now there&#x27;s too many mechanisms that keep track of your history of changes. In-editor history, git, ai-agent history in cursor. It&#x27;s now so damn easy to loose your changes or just mess it up because of too many tools doing that. I do feel like this needs to be unified in some way