MIT-Licensed Repository Protocol Adds Guardrails for Parallel Coding Agents
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A new MIT-licensed repository project sets rules and Git hooks for several coding agents working on one codebase, aiming to protect uncommitted changes and record which agent made each commit. Its approach combines a path-ownership claims table, separate Git worktrees for parallel agents, and a commit hook that requires an Agent: <name> trailer. The project repository lists Claude Code, Codex, DeepSeek, local models, and human contributors as supported identities.
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