Wow that interface tingles something inside my brain.

Back in the day, 2020, the effort to create a program/website/service was the prohibiting factor, which meant the sediment remained at the bottom of the barrel where it belonged.

Now, every brain fart is published as a finished product no one wanted.

    With AI, I can finally build what I've been dreaming about.

What was your dream before AI, exactly? Not to build a VCS for agents, presumably. But the entire value prop here is centered around agents.

This is not the first "agentic VCS" project which claims both N% VCS token savings, and "faster VCS operations". But how are either of these two things a bottleneck? No case is made for this.

    It dramatically improves the speed and context your agents need when working on serious projects: 50% fewer VCS-related tokens and 90% faster per operation. 

So less context is an improvement? How much is 50% in practice? And how do my agents "need" a 90% speed increase (source, btw?) in VCS operations? What % of wall-clock time is spent in VCS commands vs actual inference?

"Agents locally and in the cloud no longer need a full copy of a repo to get working" - but was that ever a problem? And git supports shallow clones anyway.

    work on many tasks in parallel without needing to download everything or fight worktrees

Who is "fighting worktrees"? If you're concerned about all these downloads, why not use worktrees over a network share, as mentioned in the git manual?

Does this try to solve the biggest problems with Git: submodules and LFS?

seems like an interesting idea. the only friction would be to get people to use it instead of git, however i believe it will happen slowly, more people trying it and recommending it to others.

I wish we as a society would stop using random words for products. "Slacked about Oak, but they need in Fizzle. The deck's in Slate, the assets are in Vault, the timeline's in Pulse, the copy's in Quill, the build's in Forge, and the launch party's already in Ember."

I think git it the perfect system to bring order AI coding. Generate code however you like, but ultimately, it goes through a sensible, proven, and auditable pipeline. As someone also building AI tools, git it something I find myself "building with" - not against.

Could this not have been a git wrapper? I struggle to see why git had to be abandoned entirely. Now you need to rebuild the world just to add some ergonomics on top of git.

Given the promise of AI it doesn’t need special treatment to handle our data we change a lot to please the needs of AI.

Like replacing streets with rails while we claim FSD works out of the box

You're jerking yourself off with the web UI here. What I see on first load is essentially completely homogeneous, just a sea of black boxes with white text. As a purely aesthetic composition it's interesting to look at from afar. But in the context of presenting it to strangers it's hard to approach. Too much going on and hard to parse.