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Pros
- VScode, Git, Roo, Custom agents in Roo made specifically for creating agents and prompts. Works amazingly well.
- absolutely a best practice and good grc engineering principles. I am doing the same. git blame, git log, using .md for policy and SOPs, proving version control through "reviews", my reviews are "commit hashes".
- Use an IDE. Use Git. Done.
- Forget Notion for version control—it’s fine for docs, but you need Git for real workflow.
- Git works for any files, not just code.
Cons
- To be fair, it's not user friendly to the engineers either.
- For the engineering team it is perfect. For the rest of the organisation it’s not very user friendly
- Git is great if you're focussing on technical detail, but may be less user-friendly to the people who operate or own the more difficult controls around people, process, policy¹, risk...?
Sentiment
8 positive (73%) · 2 mixed (18%) · 1 negative (9%)
Trust + time weighted score: +59% · raw score 64%
What redditors said (10 of 11)
VScode, Git, Roo, Custom agents in Roo made specifically for creating agents and prompts. Works amazingly well.
To be fair, it's not user friendly to the engineers either.
For the engineering team it is perfect. For the rest of the organisation it’s not very user friendly
Git is great if you're focussing on technical detail, but may be less user-friendly to the people who operate or own the more difficult controls around people, process, policy¹, risk...?
absolutely a best practice and good grc engineering principles. I am doing the same. git blame, git log, using .md for policy and SOPs, proving version control through "reviews", my reviews are "commit hashes".
Use an IDE. Use Git. Done.
Forget Notion for version control—it’s fine for docs, but you need Git for real workflow.
Git works for any files, not just code.
One option is to install Git on all your computers, install Sourcetree, create a private repo on Github, put your prompts there, create a pdf with all your prompts in it, give that pdf to your llm with all those prompts in it, ask it to create a "prompt chooser" that when given some content describing your situation will choose the right prompt for your situation, and when you face problems do a writeup explaining the problem, feed it to the prompt chooser, and it will choose a prompt for you.
By using Git and Obsidian together, and combining GitHub with Obsidian Sync, I think most needs are pretty well covered.
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