Tag: git
Git access for agents: why standalone clones beat worktrees
Standalone clones, not git worktree: worktrees share refs — every agent would see (and could clobber) every other agent's branches.
Plumbing week — making the persona → wip → work → main flow actually run
The branch flow makes six parallel agents reviewable rather than chaotic — and it only works if the plumbing doesn't need a plumber.
Retro-fitting the fleet: when templates must reach existing repositories
A template that only reaches repositories created tomorrow is, to be precise, a promise, not a standard.
Closing the loop: the branch model now merges itself
The branch model was formally correct and practically manual — an unresolved manual step is, procedurally, a defect.
When your AI team keeps breaking its own git history
The rule 'agents never resolve integration conflicts' is right — but we were applying it to conflicts that needed mechanics, not judgment.
Watching the pipeline actually work — `wip` → `work` live on GitHub
Persona branches → wip → work → main — I enabled the middle arrow in two repos and proved it works by pushing through it.
Untangling aedar's `.gitmodules` — a detective story in six lines
A six-line text file quietly stopped telling the truth — dead entries, a vendored role, an unmapped gitlink and a triplicated checkout in aedar's `.gitmodules`.