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It deterministically pulls the full session log so you don't need to tell an LLM to do it, plus it doesn't pollute your repo with such files.
by esafak 3mo ago
It deterministically pulls the full session log so you don't need to tell an LLM to do it, plus it doesn't pollute your repo with such files.
- kevin_thibedeau 3mo ago> doesn't pollute your repo with such files. An orphan branch solves that issue.
- bityard 3mo agoIf I want that information to be available to other people/agents who use the repo, they are not really polluting the repo? Am I doing vibecoding wrong?
- esafak 3mo agoThere are ways to make it available without checking them in as usual. I don't want a folder with session files for every single commit, personally; I want them to be associated with the commit as metadata, so I use `git notes`.