Losing 3 days to a dead coding agent session sparks push for 'AgentGit' workflow forking
LeviYagami · reddit · 2026-09-18
Reddit user LeviYagami lost 3 days of work when a coding agent session died. The code was safely committed to Git, but the agent's reasoning, context, and step-by-step workflow weren't stored anywhere, forcing him to re-explain the whole project to a fresh session.
He raises a broader question: beyond saving your own sessions, can we find and reuse other people's agent conversation histories — 'forking' a proven agent workflow or reasoning trail instead of everyone starting from zero? He found an open-source project called AgentGit that tackles agent session versioning but is unsure how well it works in practice, and asks the community how they save, share, and reuse agent reasoning, not just final code.
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