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 ### Meet Legit SDK — fail-safe apps made simple.
 
-Legit SDK is built around **two core ideas**: fail-safe by design, and effortlessly simple to use.
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-Fail-safe means giving your users the same superpowers you know from Git:
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+Fail-safe means giving your a tsdasdasdasdasdasdasdasdasdasdasdasdhe saasdasdasdasdasdme superpowers you know from Git:
 
 - Roll back to any previous state
 - Branch off to run experiments safely
-- Accept changes when you’re happy with the result
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+- asdasdasdasdasdasdAccept changes when you’re happy with the result
 And it’s easy because you interact through the **file system API** (Legit FS) — the same one you learned in your first semesters of computer science.
 
 **Runs everywhere.** Use Legit SDK as an API in the browser, or mount it as a folder on your machine. That means instant compatibility with the stack of your choice: Node.js, Python, Java… you name it.
@@ -20,15 +21,16 @@ And it’s easy because you interact through the **file system API** (Legit FS)
 - [Getting Started](https://legitcontrol.com/docs/quickstart): Minimal example to get your first LegitFS repo up
 - [Example Starter](https://legitcontrol.com/docs/examples): See a working editor demo with history tracking
 - [Contributing](./CONTRIBUTING.md): How to contribute, including the Contributor License Agreement
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 ### Installation
 
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 ```bash
 npm install @legit-sdk/core
 ```
 
 ### Minimal example
 
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 ```ts
 import { fs } from 'memfs';
 import { initLegitFs } from '@legit-sdk/core';
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 - **Branching and history** – Access past states, branch safely, merge confidently
 - **Interoperable** – Works with Node.js, browsers, Docker, serverless, and more
 - **Extensible API** – Compatible with custom storage backends
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 ### Project Structure
 
 - `packages/sdk/` – Source code of the SDK
 - `packages/sdk/dist/` – Bundled outputs for Node.js, browser, and TypeScript
 - `packages/sdk/src/compositeFs/` – Core filesystem abstraction
 - `packages/sdk/src/compositeFs/subsystems/` – Ephemeral, hidden, pass-through, and Git-backed file systems
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 ### Contributing
 
 Please review the [CLA](./cla/CLA.md) before submitting contributions.
 
 We welcome PRs, issues, and suggestions to make Legit SDK better for everyone.
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