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# Manage Git Manually Or With AutoGit
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Source: guides/commit-and-push.md
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URL: /guides/commit-and-push
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# Manage Git Manually Or With AutoGit
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Tolaria can act as a lightweight Git client for a Git-enabled vault. You can manage commits and pushes yourself, or enable AutoGit to create conservative checkpoints after editing pauses or when the app is no longer active.
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## Manual Git
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1. Open the Git or changes surface.
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2. Review changed files.
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3. Write a short commit message.
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4. Commit locally.
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5. Push when a remote is configured.
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If the remote has changed, pull first and resolve any conflicts. If the vault has no remote, manual commits still give you local history, diffs, and rollback.
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## AutoGit
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AutoGit is available in Settings for Git-enabled vaults. When enabled, Tolaria automatically commits and pushes saved local changes after an idle pause or after the app becomes inactive.
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Use AutoGit when you want the safety of regular checkpoints without interrupting capture or editing. You can still inspect each note's current diff, review note history, and browse the whole-vault history before making larger manual commits.
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## Use Small Commits
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Small commits make it easier to understand what changed, roll back safely, and review AI-generated edits. |