gait-session-tracking

To create a Git-based audit trail for network automation, you start a new session by creating a branch using the gait_branch command, which isolates your work. Git then logs all prompts, responses, and artifacts immutably for compliance.

The best way to log network engineering commands for compliance is using version control to enforce a mandatory session lifecycle. This records all prompts, responses, and artifacts immutably, providing complete transparency and accountability for every operation.

Yes, you need Python 3 installed to manage version control for network operations with this tool. The scripts leverage Python 3 to handle Git branch creation, turn recording, and session summarization for your audit trail.

You review the history of a troubleshooting session in version control by viewing the commit history. This allows you to see all steps, executed commands, and findings logged immutably during the session for compliance and knowledge sharing.

Yes, you can use Git branches to track specific network automation tasks by starting a session with a descriptive branch name. This enforces a strict lifecycle, isolating the prompts, responses, and artifacts for that specific operation until you end the session.