Gitlord turns every agent turn into a Git commit and supports MCP
Square_Light1441 · reddit · 2026-07-22
Gitlord turns every agent turn into a Git commit
Gitlord is an agent orchestration framework that stores the full conversation history in Git, so every turn becomes inspectable, rewindable, and forkable.
- Each agent turn is committed to Git
- You can branch off subagents without disturbing the main flow
- Rewind to any point in history
- Connect MCP tools such as filesystem, search, browser, and git
- Works with many AI providers, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and local models
- Includes a CLI, RAG over agent history, and snapshot compression for long-running sessions
The author also highlights a performance update in v0.1.0: O(1) metadata parsing via structured trailers, automatic index updates, and an in-memory query layer.
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