Why agents need an 'Agent GitHub' for versioning, permissions, and memory
yangyi · x · 2026-10-21
While building agent-im, the author realized the ecosystem lacks an "Agent GitHub" to manage versions, permissions, and memory of agents across vendors. Without such infrastructure, sharing agents becomes hard once recursive self-improvement kicks in.
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