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Forked

Q: What is Forked?

Forked is a code AI tool listed on Use AI Tools. Forked is Git for agent state: it lets AI agents fork, rewind and replay their structured state (messages, memory, plans and tool results) with a side-effect log that keeps emails, payments and API calls effectively-once across retries and rewinds. Recorded idempotency keys replay their stored result instead of re-running the action, and there is a Rust core you can self-host or run in the cloud.

Q: What is Forked best for?

Forked is commonly used for Agents that take real-world side effects, Replaying a failed run from an earlier step, Teams worried about double-charging on retry. It supports English.

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Agents that take real-world side effectsReplaying a failed run from an earlier stepTeams worried about double-charging on retry

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Forked is Git for agent state: it lets AI agents fork, rewind and replay their structured state (messages, memory, plans and tool results) with a side-effect log that keeps emails, payments and API calls effectively-once across retries and rewinds. Recorded idempotency keys replay their stored result instead of re-running the action, and there is a Rust core you can self-host or run in the cloud.

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🎯 Real-World Use Cases

Retry without double charging

Replay a stored payment result instead of re-running the charge after a crash.

Explore an alternative

Fork a session to try another approach while the original head stays anchored.

Rewind state

Roll messages, memory and plans back to an earlier point.

⚖️ Honest Review

✅ Pros

+Effectively-once side effects across retries and rewinds
+Rust core with self-host or cloud options
+Structured state, not just a transcript

⚠️ Cons

−Strict guarantees assume a single writer at a time
−Requires instrumenting your agent's side effects

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