A Note on Git (Optional)

If you're technically inclined or want to get more serious about version control, you can store your exported workflow JSON files in a Git repository. This gives you full version history, the ability to see exactly what changed between versions, and easy sharing.

You don't need to commit every export — that's spam. But after a significant change that works, commit it:

git add MorningBrief_v9.0.256_2026-03.json
git commit -m "MorningBrief: Add weekend filter"

If you've never used Git, don't worry about this. The folder-of-exported-files approach is perfectly fine and used by most non-developers. But if you're already comfortable with Git, it's a natural fit.