Gitlord turns AI agent conversations into trackable git commits

A new open-source tool called Gitlord converts every turn in an AI agent conversation into a git commit, making session history navigable, forkable, and diffable like code. The tool supports branching for subagents, allowing parallel agent workflows without disrupting the main session. Gitlord works with over 170 AI providers and nearly 3,000 models, including local models, and connects external tools via the Model Context Protocol. It also includes built-in RAG support using ChromaDB for semantic search across agent history. Released under the MIT license, the project is available on GitHub and aims to address context management and reproducibility challenges common in existing agent frameworks.