If Codebuff makes a change you don't like, you can easily undo it:

• Type undo or u to remove the last change
• Type redo or r to reapply a change you undid
• Type diff or d to see what changes were made in the last response

These commands work like your editor's undo/redo, making it easy to experiment with changes while keeping your code safe.

Of course, if you use Git, you can always restore files to previous versions.

Codebuff works alongside your existing git workflow:

• Changes are made to your working directory
• You maintain control over what gets committed
• Review changes with git diff before committing
• Use normal git commands to manage your repository

You can also use Codebuff to create commit messages, just ask it to do so:

Can you create a commit message, based on the files we just changed?