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Project history

Typillar keeps a full history of every project: the ideas you described, the tickets that were approved, the code that was committed, and the deployments that went live. This record isn’t a side effect — it’s part of how the system works.

What’s recorded

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  • Ideas & tickets — what you asked for and what was proposed and approved.
  • Commits — the actual code changes, in your GitHub repository.
  • Deployments — what shipped, when, and to where.

Together these give you an unbroken chain from “I typed an idea” to “this is what’s running.”

Why the history matters

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For you. You can trace exactly how the product reached its current state — useful when reviewing what an agent did, onboarding a collaborator, or just remembering why something exists.

For rollback. Reverting to a known-good state is only trustworthy because the history is complete. See Deploys & rollback.

For the agents. The product-manager agent reads the history to understand what already exists, so its next proposals build on the product instead of repeating or contradicting it. See Agents & the control plane.

Where the history lives

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The code half of the history lives in your GitHub repository — fully yours, readable with ordinary Git tools, and intact whether or not you keep using Typillar. The project view in the console ties that together with the tickets and deployments so you can see the whole story in one place.

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