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Lix: An Embeddable Version Control System for Semantic Change Tracking

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Summary

Lix is an embeddable version control system designed to be imported as a library rather than replacing Git. It focuses on tracking semantic changes at the entity level through plugins, rather than line-by-line text changes. The system parses formats or application states into structured entities and stores what changed semantically, enabling features like diffs, reviews, rollback, and querying of edits. Lix is particularly useful for human-in-the-loop workflows with AI agents and for tracking changes in structured data like configuration files.

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Lix is an embeddable version control system that can be imported as a library.
Lix doesn't track line-by-line text changes. It tracks semantic changes at the entity level via plugins.
A plugin parses a format (or a piece of app state) into structured entities. Then Lix stores what changed — not just which bytes differ.
Lix does not replace Git.
Use lix, for example, to enable human-in-the-loop workflows for AI agents like diffs and reviews.
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Lix is a version control system you import as a library. It records semantic changes to enable diffs, reviews, rollback, and querying of edits.

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