The git we all use is quietly breaking AI agents. Anthropic warns you have 6 to 12…



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The git we all use is quietly breaking AI agents. Anthropic warns you have 6 to 12 months before it’s your problem too. Anthropic, OpenAI, GitHub and other big companies are already changing how they write code from the ground up. Here's what you need to know. The problem: the more agents you run, the more git gets in their way. They build on outdated code, trip over each other's changes, and finished work fails to land. Even at OpenAI, at times more than 1 in 10 merges failed. And it's speeding up. On GitHub, requests to a single repo jumped 4x in two months, from 44M to 181M a day. GitHub
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