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Your agent ran rm -rf. All files gone, none in git. One word: oops. They're back. - Restores untracked and gitignored files, .env included - Keeps your own later edits - Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor CLI - Never touches .git lintsinghua/oops t.co
git clean -fdx → .env came back. Claude Code's /rewind can't see Bash, and .env was never in git. oops snapshots every agent turn, gitignored .env included. /oops undo restores it and keeps your later edits. MIT · lintsinghua/oops What's your .env backup plan? t.co