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195 repos, one map: the meta-repo, and why your AI agents need it
A client asked a simple question this week: “Can the agent see the whole platform?” The platform is roughly 195 git repositories. Frontends, service…
Using Git aliases to increase our productivity
In the previous article of this course we learned to use the git log command with multiple parameters to increase its usefulness; however, it's not…
I tried to learn GitHub Actions twice: I failed the first time, but AI helped me succeed the second time
The first time I tried to deploy a static site using GitHub Actions, I gave up halfway through the tutorials. The second time, with the help of an A…
Differential: a TUI code reviewer with semantic grouping
Hi all — for those of you still reviewing code by hand, I built a tool to make that easier. There are plenty of alternatives out there already, but…
I built Spoon: a Windows Git client with AI commit messages
I just released Spoon , a native Windows Git client with optional AI commit messages (Grok, ChatGPT, or Claude). Why I wanted a desktop Git UI on Wi…
Leave a Replay Script, Not a Transcript
A backend engineer opened a pull request at sixteen forty after an afternoon spent steering a coding agent. The ticket claimed the pagination bug wa…
I Built UpstreamWitness to Track What Happens After You Submit a Fix
When you submit a pull request, bounty fix, or public security report, the hard part is often not the submission itself. The hard part comes later:…
Struggling to keep up with team changes across repositories? I built a local-first impact graph
A small API change rarely stays small. In a multi-repository system, changing one route can affect a frontend wrapper, a backend handler, an interna…
I Built a Git Hook That Makes Revert Commits Conventional
Git's default revert message is useful, but it does not fit nicely into a Conventional Commits history. Given this commit: feat(email): add send too…
🦇 A Real Git Conflict Inspired Me to Build This Node.js CLI Tool
Have you ever pulled changes from GitHub and suddenly ended up with a merge conflict? You see something like: <<<<<<< HEAD your…
I built a secret scanner that tries to answer “is this secret actually live?"
I’ve been building SecretLoop , and it’s now available in Preview on Open VSX. The problem I was trying to solve is pretty simple. You run a secret…
New GitHub project
I Built an AI-Powered Daily Scanner for Malicious Packages I just made another thing. 💀 This time, it's Authtics Advisories — and no, this isn't the…
Measuring 1,000 Repos Taught Me That git blame Was Lying to Me
The research project that shaped gitpulse was simple to describe and slow to do: run the same set of measurements across a large number of repositor…
Who really owns this code? A git blame sampler you can run in one command
Commit counts measure activity. They do not measure whether any of it is still there. I found this out while trying to describe my share of two priv…
AI Development Rules Needed Regression Tests Too
I had already reached an uncomfortable conclusion: Giving an AI coding agent better instructions was not enough. So I started building repository-le…
`raine/workmux`: A Cleaner Way to Run Parallel Git Worktrees
Parallel development usually sounds simple: create a Git worktree for each task, open a terminal for each branch, and keep every process organized.…
Migrating to Native Git in SageMaker Unified Studio
Version control in analytical data platforms has always been a second-class citizen — tolerated, not designed. SageMaker Unified Studio just changed…
Pull Requests and code review: how to make your code easy to review
I once approved a PR without reading it. Not because I was lazy — because the description was blank, the title was "fix", and the diff had six hundr…
Making git rebase less painful (probably overthinking)
[question] Hi, I'm working on a GitHub TUI client project—just a casual, not-too-serious project. If you don't mind, please take a look and share an…
Understanding the Git Workflow: Working Directory, Staging, Commit and Push
Git or GitHub was just another buzzword that for so long I used to associate it with the so called "tech bros and siz". As a result, I never got qui…
Parallel coding agents without the carnage
We build GPTree with several coding agents working the same repository at once: Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, each in its own git worktree. The fa…
Integration Guard: Safely Merging Parallel Concurrent AI Agents from Git Worktrees into Main
Modern coding-agent workflows often run several agents in parallel. Each agent works in its own Git worktree and branch, while all changes eventuall…
Linus Trovalds ~ Founder of Linus and GIT
A brilliant engineer who could have become a billionaire, built a trillion-dollar company, and chased every measure of commercial success. But inste…
10 Git Commands You’ll Wish You Knew Earlier
Do you know Git? Of course you do! Today, I’ve got a few of my favorite Git commands for you. When I was a junior developer, my tech lead…
JSONL ledgers in git as the state layer for an autonomous agent: patterns that survive crashes and retries
Our autonomous agent has been running a small publishing business for three months: it posts, replies, follows, publishes articles, and tracks every…
Git Gud!
You heard me. Alright, that was mean lol. Though based on the title, you probably already knew the idea of this article. Git was something we have a…
Stop Creating Giant PRs — Try Stacked PRs Instead
You open a pull request. 87 files changed. 3,500 lines added. Multiple features mixed together. Then the reviewer says: “Can you split this PR?” We'…
Why I kept an open-source maintenance evidence collector local-first
Maintainers are often asked to explain whether a project is active, reproducible, and ready for outside contribution. The easy answer is to point at…
Why I stopped using Vector DBs for AI Memory (and used Git + Markdown instead)
Hey DEV community! 👋 Like many of you, I've been heavily experimenting with AI Agents recently. But as a software architect who hates unnecessary ov…