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I work with AI a lot.
It works on copies. Even if there's no backup backup, it's not allowed to work in the main git tree - worktrees only, non-destructive commits only if there's no user supervision, the list goes on.
It's the bare minimum you can do.
I just don't let it commit, ever.
That also works I guess.
I prefer having a granular history on a separate branch then squash merge into develop.
The master branch shouldn't even allow direct commits.