CONTROL & VERSIONING · RECOVERABILITY
Worktrees, checkpoints and reports as data safeguards
Worktrees separate work, checkpoints address states, reports explain transitions and backups survive failure.

01 · ISOLATEA dedicated worktree prevents mixed changes but shares the repository failure domain.
02 · MARKSemantic checkpoints connect commit, external snapshots, tests and approvals.
03 · RESTORESeparate backups and restore exercises prove that project state can actually return.
SAFEGUARD CHAIN
INVENTORY → BASELINE → ISOLATE → EXECUTE → CHECKPOINT → REPORT → REPLICATE → VERIFY → RESTORE
Version, meaning and recoverability remain connected through distinct evidence.
Can one checkpoint be restored in isolation with its Git state, external data, rights and run context?