Why we paused our main product to rebuild version control for AI.

Hey everyone! I’m the founder of Aura.

A few months ago, our engineering sprints at Naridon started grinding to a halt. We were relying heavily on Cursor and Claude to generate code. But every time an AI agent hallucinated a massive refactor, standard Git gave us a chaotic, unresolvable wall of red and green text conflicts.

We realized Git was built for humans typing linearly, not for AI generating 4,000 lines a minute. So, we paused our main product to build a fix.

Tomorrow we are launching Aura: an AI-Native Semantic Version Control system. It lives directly on top of Git, but instead of tracking text lines, it tracks the mathematical logic (AST) of your code.

With Aura you can:

🔪 Use a "Semantic Scalpel" to revert a single broken function an AI wrote without losing the 500 lines of good code around it.

🧠 Trigger "The Amnesia Protocol" to surgically wipe an AI's chat memory so it stops looping on a bad hallucination.

It’s 100% open-source and local.

What is the worst merge-conflict disaster you've had recently when using AI coding tools? I'd love to hear your horror stories before we go live!