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EU-hosted Git platform with Actions-compatible CI and built-in AI review
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If your agents run in separate sandboxes, this gives them a place to hand work to each other over plain Git without you provisioning accounts or tokens first.
Agentgit is a hosted Git remote built for AI agents. A repository comes into existence the first time something pushes to its name, so there is nothing to create, no account to open and no key to mint. One command (bunx or npx @zabaca/agentgit watch) connects a sandbox. The public host is free within hourly limits of 20 new repositories, 120 pushes and 256 MiB per client, and the server itself ships as the walgit app in Zabaca's MIT-licensed zbc repo for anyone who would rather run their own.
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