Proscris Academy · Prepared offline examples
Git and the Story of Your Changes
Understand saved files, recorded checkpoints and useful change notes through visual examples. Review an agent’s edits before preserving a milestone, without typing Git commands.
These examples are fictional. This page works from disk with its own CSS and JavaScript. It does not run an agent, install tools, initialize Git, connect accounts or send messages.
Open the whole starter folder
Extract the ZIP first. For optional VS Code practice, use File, Open Folder and choose proscris-academy-starter. This course lives in courses/git-and-file-change-history/. Shared resources live in shared/.
Official VS Code download · Open the online ten-lesson course
Your prepared files
Open a file in VS Code to read its plain text. Your browser may display or download a Markdown file depending on its settings.
Try one small decision here
A colleague asks what an older booking sentence said. Which first step fits?
Choose either option for an immediate explanation. Nothing changes in the learner files.
Your ten short steps
- Why Your Files Need a Story
- Save, Checkpoint, Backup and GitHub
- Read a Simple Change
- Find the Source Control View
- Choose What Belongs in a Checkpoint
- Write a Useful Checkpoint Note
- Look Back Without Replacing Anything
- Recover a Copy Before You Replace
- Sharing Is a Separate Decision
- Use a Calm Review-and-History Routine
Browser activities are enough to follow the course. Real-app actions are optional, without homework to submit or an AI account needed for these examples.