Branches & changes

Try ideas safely, review changes, and save your progress.

What are commits, branches, and pushing?Git keeps a history of your project's files. Learn what commits, branches, and pushing mean, and where Enjoy shows them.
Create and switch branchesUse the branch menu at the bottom of the message box to switch your project to another branch, or to start a new branch for a change.
Save your changes with a commitA commit saves a snapshot of your project that you can review, push, and go back to. Ask your agent to make one, or tell it to commit after every change.
Review the changes an agent madeWhen an agent commits during a reply, View changes shows every file it changed, line by line, with what was added and removed.
Push your branchSend your current branch's commits to its online copy, such as a GitHub repository, from the branch menu. Enjoy shows when it's done and explains what went wrong if it fails.
Switch branches with uncommitted changesIf switching branches would overwrite changes you haven't committed, Enjoy lists those files and lets you commit them before it switches.
When another conversation switches the branchIf your project's branch changed since a conversation last worked, Enjoy tells you at the top of its message box. Switch back, or carry on with the new branch.
Try ideas side by side in worktreesA worktree is a separate copy of your project on its own branch. An agent can try an idea there without changing your project until you merge it.
Move a conversation into a worktreeUse the branch menu to continue a conversation in a worktree that already exists, or to start a new conversation there.
Merge a worktree into your projectBring a worktree's committed changes into your project's main folder. If both changed the same files, an agent can finish the merge for you.
Delete a worktreeRemove a worktree you no longer need. Its conversations continue in the main folder, and commits that weren't merged stay on its branch.
Undo changes an agent madeThere's no button that undoes an agent's work, but you can ask the agent to undo it, switch back to another branch, or delete a worktree. Commits make going back reliable.