Fork a coding session from the moment it went wrong

The problem

When an agent takes a bad turn, the useful state is earlier, and git alone does not show the conversation.

Who would pay for this?

Developers using coding agents on repositories they can branch.

How could it make money?

A possible model is open source. That is an editorial guess from the shape of the launch, not a published price, and not evidence that Claude Code Templates uses it.

What would the MVP look like?

A timeline of one session and a command that forks the repo at a chosen step.

Product that inspired this idea

Records a Claude Code session as a timeline of prompts, tool calls, and edits, then forks that moment into a new git worktree.

Posted by @dani_avila7. Launch page. No separate product site is listed unless the post itself is the source.

• claude
• git

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