Entire Launches Distributed Git Network for Global Code Hosting
<p>Centralized Git was always going to break under agent load. The protocol that Linus shipped in 2005 was designed for a handful of humans running <code>git push</code> from a coffee shop — not a swarm of coding agents each running shallow-clone → edit → push in a tight loop, thousands of times an hour, against the same repository. By 2026, that constraint is showing up as GitHub rate-limit emails, flaking CI, and "the agent pool is throttled" Slack messages. The fix has been talked about for y
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Centralized Git was always going to break under agent load. The protocol that Linus shipped in 2005 was designed for a handful of humans running git push from a coffee shop — not a swarm of coding agents each running shallow-clone → edit → push in a tight loop, thousands of times an hour, against the same repository. By 2026, that constraint is showing up as GitHub rate-limit emails, flaking CI, and "the agent pool is throttled" Slack messages. The fix has been talked about for y