Perplexity frames long-running agent projects as a shared-codebase problem
perplexity_ai · x · 2026-10-13
Opening the Projects architecture series, Perplexity argues that agents collaborating on a long-running project face the same problems as engineers sharing a codebase: work must outlive ephemeral sandboxes, concurrent writes must not overwrite each other, and history must show who changed what — setting up their Git-forge-based solution covered in the rest of the thread.
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