gitmatter

Every change is on the record.

gitmatter's spine: every change on a matter — by a person in the UI or an AI agent — is a commit with an author, a message, and the exact before and after, in one history.

One history for people and AI

Human edits and AI edits land in the same record, so there is nothing to reconcile after the fact.

Author, message, diff

Each change records who made it, why, and the precise field-level before and after — down to the clause.

AI edits labeled as AI

Changes made by a connected agent are recorded under the agent's name, inside the session of the lawyer who connected it.

No way around it

There is no write path that bypasses the commit history — not for admins, not for the API, not for the AI.

Answers when someone asks

Six months later, the question is always "who changed this clause, and why?" The history answers it.

Blame on any clause

Open any clause and see every change that touched it, in order, with authors and reasons.

Precise undo

Any commit can be inspected and reversed on its own, without unwinding the work that came after it.

How teams use audit trail

  • Show which language the AI proposed and which lawyer approved it
  • Reconstruct how a liability cap moved across a negotiation
  • Undo one bad change without losing the edits after it
  • Give supervision reviews a readable record instead of a log file
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