snaprevert — auto-snapshots between git commits for AI-assisted coding

[HadiFrt20]

Built a CLI that sits between your editor and git — auto-snapshots your project every time files change, so you always have a checkpoint to roll back to.

The problem: When using AI coding tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot), each prompt touches 5-20 files. You are in flow state and nobody stops to commit between prompts. By the time something breaks, you are 5-10 prompts deep with no checkpoint.

snaprevert fills the gap between git commits:

snaprevert watch          # start auto-snapshotting
# ... use your AI tool normally ...
snaprevert list           # see all snapshots with timestamps
snaprevert diff 5         # what changed in snapshot #5
snaprevert back 3         # roll back to before snapshot #3
snaprevert back 3 --only auth.ts  # selective per-file rollback

Stores diffs not full copies (<10MB/day). Rollbacks are non-destructive — rolled-back snapshots are preserved. Complementary to git, not competing.

Also has interactive review (snaprevert review), snapshot branching (snaprevert fork), and an MCP server for AI agents to create checkpoints.

3 deps, 221 tests, zero config.

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

npm install -g snaprevert

[Byron]

This is great but it also appears to be an advertisement and I don't see the relationship to GitButler here. Closing as off-topic, while wishing you all the best!