What the integration does
Anasa can initialize or open a Git repository, show changes, commit work, and synchronize with GitHub. It also supports publishing selected notes as Gists.
What it does not change
Your repository remains on disk and standard Git tools still work. Branches, remotes, authentication, conflicts, and repository permissions still follow Git and GitHub rules.
Use it safely
Review a commit before pushing, especially if the vault contains private material. A private note committed to a public repository is public regardless of what the editor intended.