Perplexity explains the Git-like filesystem powering multi-agent collaboration in Projects
perplexity_ai · x · 2026-10-13
Perplexity details how it built the filesystem behind Projects as a "Git forge for agents": each agent works in its own sandbox and commits to a shared repository, solving the same problems engineers face with shared codebases — work must outlive ephemeral sandboxes, concurrent writes must not clobber each other, and history must show who changed what. People and other agents can build on an agent's work across sessions. Full engineering write-up linked in the post.
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