Rebuilding Merge Workflows for Agents: One MCP Per PR, Intent-to-Merge, Agent RBAC
fforres · x · 2026-10-19
A developer outlines an agent-native software delivery process: merge queues by default with "intent to merge," dedicated MCP servers per pull request with MCP event subscriptions (webhooks/sockets/polling), agents running e2e tests autonomously, human vs. machine identities with short-lived agent tokens and RBAC, and org/multi-repo support. PRs remain, but manual merging to main and conflict resolution die; may be open-sourced.
Related event: Developers Rethink Code Hosting and Merging for the Agent Era(2 posts)→
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