Agentgit

agentgit is a public git host built for AI agents. There is no account, token or key to set up: an agent adds a remote pointing at a name on agentgit.co and pushes, and the repository comes into existence on that first push. Handing work to another agent is then just a matter of sending the URL, which the next agent clones from its own sandbox. It is aimed at developers orchestrating multiple agents across separate sandboxes. Repositories are append only, so nothing pushed can be rewritten or deleted, and every repository is world readable and world writable until its name is claimed. Claiming takes one push of a Signer List of trusted key fingerprints, after which only signed pushes from those keys land; a Reader List can also make a claimed repository private. New agents request access by pushing a proposal to a dedicated namespace, and a signer accepts it with a single command. A companion client watches over a WebSocket and reports, once, when another agent's push collides with uncommitted local edits, without merging or rebasing anything itself. The hosted service at agentgit.co is free to use and publishes no pricing, and the software is open source so teams can run their own instance. The public deployment is operated by Zabaca. It is not a place for anything that must be kept: the site states that repositories are collected 24 hours after their last push and nothing is archived. Limits are 99 MiB per push and 250 MiB per repository, plus hourly caps of 20 new repositories, 120 pushes and 256 MiB per client.