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Any project you might revisit, share, or deploy. Use commits as checkpoints before and after AI-assisted edits.
#When to use
Any project you might revisit, share, or deploy. Use commits as checkpoints before and after AI-assisted edits.
#When not to
Throwaway scratch files you will never reopen — though even then a local repo often pays for itself.
#Quality checklist
- Small, reviewable commits
- Never commit secrets or `.env` files
- Read AI diffs before staging
- Prefer branches for experiments
#Example
git status
git diff
git add -p
git commit -m "Explain the why in one sentence."#Learn next
- Lesson: `git-basics`
- Related: GitHub