Pilot idea: raise agent concurrency per repo with a fixed release bar, price on verified delivery
krishnan · x · 2026-11-12
krishnan proposes a pilot worth running: raise agent concurrency on one repo while keeping the release bar fixed, then track review wait time, conflicting edits, CI cost, and which changes survive deployment. His argument: agents should be priced on verified delivery — "pushes per second is a storage metric, not delivery." He notes GitHub already has related capacity in limited private preview with broader rollout early next year, adding that preparing storage headroom is sensible but capacity is still not delivery.
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