Git hides how agent-generated code was produced, not just the final diff
haltakov · x · 2026-07-29
The argument is that Git is a poor fit for agentic coding because a commit only shows the end state.
It hides the most important parts of how the code was produced: the prompt, the model, the reasoning level, the context, the available skills, the generated changes, and the human corrections.
The implied fix is an AI-native history that captures the full provenance of the change, not just the final diff.
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