snaprevert — continuous autosave for AI coding (undo between prompts)

[HadiFrt20]

When you are using get-shit-done with Claude Code and a prompt breaks your project, there is no undo if you have not committed.

snaprevert auto-snapshots your project on every file change:

snaprevert watch   # run alongside your AI workflow
snaprevert back 3  # roll back to before the bad prompt

• Stores diffs not full copies (<10MB/day)
• Per-file selective rollback
• Snapshot branching for parallel experiments
• MCP server for AI agents to create checkpoints
• Auto-detects which AI tool made changes

Complementary to git — snaprevert is the continuous autosave between commits.

3 deps, 221 tests, zero config.

GitHub: https://github.com/HadiFrt20/snaprevert

[trek-e]

Useful tool for the AI coding workflow. The per-file selective rollback and MCP server integration are good ideas — having the AI agent create checkpoints before risky operations is a solid safety pattern.

For GSD users specifically: GSD's executor already creates atomic commits per task (each plan step gets its own commit), so you can git revert individual task commits. But snaprevert covers the case where the AI makes changes between commits, which git alone doesn't protect.

Thanks for sharing.