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That little graveyard of filenames is what "version control" looked like for me for years. Not for code — I'd long since made peace with Git for code. For *words*. The runbooks, the design docs, the "why did we decide this" notes. All of it lived in Word, on a drive, and every time two of us touched the same file we'd email it back and forth and pray.
Here's the thing I wish someone had told me sooner: prose is the *safest possible place* to learn Git, and learning it there fixes that graveyard for good. That's what this post is about — and it's the first lesson in [The Workflow]([COURSE LINK]) that you can genuinely use on Monday with zero new tools.
Here's the thing I wish someone had told me sooner: prose is the *safest possible place* to learn Git, and learning it there fixes that graveyard for good. That's what this post is about — and it's the first lesson in [The Workflow](https://git.jpaul.io/justin/ai-workflow-course) that you can genuinely use on Monday with zero new tools.
A quick callback for anyone just landing here: in the [last post]([COURSE LINK]) we installed the safety net — Git as *undo for the AI*, a checkpoint you can always get back to. This post takes that same net and points it at something where a mistake costs you absolutely nothing: a markdown document.
A quick callback for anyone just landing here: in the [last post](https://git.jpaul.io/justin/ai-workflow-course) we installed the safety net — Git as *undo for the AI*, a checkpoint you can always get back to. This post takes that same net and points it at something where a mistake costs you absolutely nothing: a markdown document.
## Why words are the perfect practice ground