gitevolved is a free upgrade to git that merges by what changed — you added a function, your teammate renamed another — not by text lines. So when two people edit different parts of the same file, both edits just apply. It's still git: git push origin to GitHub works exactly as today.
Honest version: edits that genuinely touch the same code still ask a human — gitevolved just stops inventing the conflicts that don't.
Git merges text line-by-line, so it stops you with a conflict whenever two edits land near each other — even when they don't actually clash. You change the top of a file, your teammate changes the bottom, and git still makes someone untangle it by hand. Now add AI: one developer runs several coding assistants, all editing the same repo, producing changes faster than anyone can merge them. The work stops being writing code and starts being resolving merges that line-diffing invented.
gitevolved records what you did — added a function, renamed a symbol, rewrote a block — as a structured change, not just which lines moved. Edits to different parts of a file are different changes, so they combine cleanly and both land with nothing to resolve. When two people genuinely change the same code, gitevolved still asks a human. Underneath it runs your real, installed git (it never forks it), so clone / commit / push behave exactly as you expect.
It knows you added a function vs. moved a line — so non-overlapping edits combine instead of colliding.
Every git command you know still works. git push origin to GitHub is untouched. No fork.
The engine is local. No account needed to record, merge, or export to a normal git commit.
The local tool is free forever. Read every line; contribute under the DCO.
We ran it: two developers pushed changes to the same file at the same moment.
CONFLICT (content):
merge conflict in app.go
Everyone stops. Someone reads the conflict markers and merges it by hand before anyone can move on.
both changes saved.
0 conflicts.
Both edits landed automatically. Neither developer had to stop and resolve anything.
# it's just a git remote — clone a hosted repo straight from the cloud $ git clone dosource://cloud/our-app Cloning into 'our-app'... done. # you and a teammate push the same file at the same moment — both land $ git push dosource://cloud/our-app both changes saved. no conflict to resolve. # your GitHub workflow is never touched $ git push origin main # works exactly as before
The easiest path is to let your AI agent do it (top of the page). Prefer to run it by hand? One command (needs Go):
$ go install github.com/do-awesome-ai/gitevolved/cmd/git-remote-dosource@latest # now: git clone dosource://cloud/<repo>
Full install (all three tools, or no-Go prebuilt binaries) → docs.gitevolved.ai
The local tool is free and open-source, forever — a genuinely better git for you and your machine. A paid hosted cloud keeps a whole team, and all their agents, working on the same codebase in sync. A solo developer never has to pay.