Git branches and remotes

I have written many articles over the years about why using git for content is worth considering, but now in the age of LLMs and AI, there are even more reasons to move to git powered content workflows. Here are some of the main ones: Commits as precise save points: Ditch messy file names like draft_v1_final_revised_2.docx for a clean history where every change has an explicit, readable reason attached to it. Everything is a file: Storing content as plain text or Markdown means you aren't locked into proprietary, closed-ecosystem databases. Your content remains fully portable, future-proof, and entirely yours. Pull Requests (PRs) as clean conceptual boundaries: Instead of editing everything live in one chaotic space, every piece of writing (a blog post, note, or resource) lives in its own isolated branch/PR. This gives you a high-level view of your project's evolution without drowning in micro-edits. Automated pipelines and syndication: Treating content as version-controlled files…