@notjazii Building Rewind - an open-source, local-first time machine for dev environments. Safely undo/redo terminal changes, recover from crashes, and roll back state deterministically - without AI or the cloud.
https://t.co/Ssuwje6sZK
@tejashaveridev@DevinAI@dabit3 Building Rewind -- an open-source, local-first time machine for dev environments. Safely undo/redo terminal changes, recover from crashes, and roll back state deterministically - without AI or the cloud.
https://t.co/Ssuwje6sZK
@Da7_Tech I'm building Rewind an open-source time machine for your development environment. It tracks filesystem changes, command boundaries, and dependencies to safely undo changes. Currently working toward continuous observation and crossplatform recovery.
https://t.co/Ssuwje6sZK
@usehazeai I'm building Rewind β an open-source time machine for your development environment. Undo filesystem changes beyond Git, track dependencies, and safely roll back your work. Built for Linux, macOS, and Windows. π
https://t.co/Ssuwje6sZK
@dabit3 Building Rewind β a local-first time machine for your dev environment. Safely rewind filesystem changes beyond Git using command boundaries, dependencies & state tracking. Open-source + cross-platform. Would love to push it further with Devin π
https://t.co/Ssuwje6sZK
@ryancarson@DevinAI I'd have Devin ship a βBlack Box Recorderβ for software: one button captures the app state, environment, logs, filesystem changes, network activity, crashes and user actions, then packages everything into a reproducible bug report another developer can actually replay + reproduce