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# undo.sh — the script that reverses everything

# handle with care. there is no undo for undo.

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user@undo ~ $ cat README.md

Welcome to undo.sh.

This script exists in the space between regret and revision.

It cannot change what happened. It can only change what happens next.

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user@undo ~ $ ./undo.sh --list

Available undo targets:

[1] The email you sent at 2am

[2] The conversation you walked away from

[3] The door you closed too quickly

[4] The silence when you should have spoken

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user@undo ~ $ ./undo.sh --target 4

Scanning memory... found.

Rewinding context... done.

Restoring moment...

ERROR: Cannot restore moment. Time is write-only.

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# the script cannot reverse time.

# but it can teach you what to do differently.

# that is its real function.

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user@undo ~ $ ./undo.sh --all