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The `zit` binary is a thin command over a library — a Zig counterpart to
libfossil — whose modules take no ambient time, randomness, filesystem, or
network, so the whole stack runs under seeded deterministic simulation.
## Download
[Download Zit 0.3.18 for macOS ARM64 or Linux x86-64/ARM64, or get the source archive](uv/download.html?v=0.3.18), or read the [release notes](doc/version-0.3.18/docs/RELEASE-NOTES-0.3.18.md).
[Download Zit 0.3.19 for macOS ARM64 or Linux x86-64/ARM64, or get the source archive](uv/download.html?v=0.3.19), or read the [release notes](doc/version-0.3.19/docs/RELEASE-NOTES-0.3.19.md).
Releases are also mirrored to [GitHub](https://github.com/danmestas/zit/releases).
## What it does
The everyday verbs — `init`, `add`, `commit`, `update`, `merge`, `diff`,
`status`, `timeline`, `branch`, `tag`, `annotate`, `grep`, `bisect`,
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