I agree, sometimes you need to carefully review the changes that GPT suggests.
My aider tool tries to make this easy by leveraging git. While it automatically commits the edits from GPT, it also provides in-chat commands like /diff and /undo. These commands let you quickly check exactly what edits GPT made, and undo them if they're not correct.
Aider will notify GPT if you /undo its changes, and GPT will probably ask why and then try again with your concerns in mind.
To manage a longer chat that includes a sequence of changes, you can also use your preferred standard git workflows like branches, PRs, etc.
My aider tool tries to make this easy by leveraging git. While it automatically commits the edits from GPT, it also provides in-chat commands like /diff and /undo. These commands let you quickly check exactly what edits GPT made, and undo them if they're not correct.
Aider will notify GPT if you /undo its changes, and GPT will probably ask why and then try again with your concerns in mind.
To manage a longer chat that includes a sequence of changes, you can also use your preferred standard git workflows like branches, PRs, etc.