Unfortunately, there is currently no integration with github available, so if you want to have your sources in git, you'll have to download and commit them manually. On the other hand, it's really difficult to work with Apigee outside of browser, so it's unlikely that you're going to work offline a lot. I personally adopted a workflow when I do development on my "dev" env in browser and use revisions from apigee, but when piece of work is ready for testing, for example, than I get the revision, commit to git with appropriate message and CI installs it on "test". This way I have version control with changelog but don't spend much time downloading each revision and committing to git. And since I don't make manual changes on "test", I preserve consistency that this env contains exactly what I committed.
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