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It wasn't. I retyped it from memory.
That's the moment this module exists to kill forever. If you've been following along with [The Workflow]([COURSE LINK]) — my free course on the toolchain *around* AI coding — the last post got you set up and had you feel the three places the copy-paste loop breaks. This post fixes the worst one: no undo, no record, no safety. It's the big one. Almost everything riskier in the rest of the course only becomes safe to attempt *because* of what we install here.
That's the moment this module exists to kill forever. If you've been following along with [The Workflow](https://git.jpaul.io/justin/ai-workflow-course) — my free course on the toolchain *around* AI coding — the last post got you set up and had you feel the three places the copy-paste loop breaks. This post fixes the worst one: no undo, no record, no safety. It's the big one. Almost everything riskier in the rest of the course only becomes safe to attempt *because* of what we install here.
And here's my pitch up front: you probably already know this tool, or think you do. It's Git. But I want to convince you to think about it in a way nobody taught me when I learned it — not as the thing you use to push code to GitHub, but as two things you need far more in the AI era than you ever did before. **Undo for the AI. And memory the AI can read back.**
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**First checkpoint.** In your project folder, turn it into a repo and save your first snapshot:
```bash
cd ~/workflow-course/tasks-app
cd ~/ai-workflow-course/tasks-app
git init -b main # first branch named "main" (needs Git 2.28+)
git status # everything shows as "untracked" — Git sees it but isn't saving it yet
git add .