Problems with the GitHub model in the AI era: A commit doesn’t explain why the agent wrote that code. Critical reasoning (prompts, plans, tool traces) is lost.

Problems with the GitHub model in the AI era: A commit doesn’t explain why the agent wrote that code. Critical reasoning (prompts, plans, tool traces) is lost. Hard to reproduce or continue work across agents/humans. Version control is code-first, not context-first. Agents can’t collaborate because they can’t “see” each other’s reasoning. What Memov tries to explore: Not “a better GitHub,” but a different abstraction: Every interaction (prompt + agent plan + diff) becomes a traceable unit. Memory-first versioning, not file-first. Reproducibility: any agent can resume from context, not code only. Time machine for reasoning: “why was this written?” not just “what changed.”