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YoYo - New 'Git' for Vibe coders This open source extension allows me to do version control of AI generated codes in Cursor/Claude Code, So we can iterate different UI/UX flow much easier ----- It's interesting how basic things like Git can be rethink in the era of AI... show more

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Jason Zhou1 year ago

For people who are asking, this I believe is their official site: There is a cloned one with some meme coin, I confirmed with the team that is a scam, don’t buy; just download the extension

LazyFit1 year ago

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Chong-U1 year ago

Thinking about it, YoYo is such a brilliant name. It gives the sense you can go back and forth, forward or reverse.

Deepak Mehta1 year ago

Good content , submit your profioe with ha @Microinflugo if ur open to collabs

Lidgen1 year ago

rethinking tools like git for ai coding opens new doors for creativity and collaboration. let's embrace that evolution.

Noor Adly1 year ago

Amazing product, tried it and happy with what it does

mandy1 year ago

Wow that's actually pretty useful! Amazing extension for cursor

Saïd Aitmbarek1 year ago

love the concept ~ will try it later today

Maryam Al-Farsi1 year ago

Transforming version control for AI collaboration is a true leap forward. Innovations like these accelerate unified, scalable digital development and set the stage for future progress.

Will1 year ago

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