AVP launches open-source version control for agents

AVP targets the real bottleneck in agentic development: safely integrating many concurrent changes, not merely isolating them in worktrees.

• –Its exact-head proof model can keep main green while sending failed integrations back to the responsible agent.
• –The self-reported benchmark recorded zero red main states for AVP, versus 14 for Git and 10 for Jujutsu across overlapping tasks.
• –That safety has a throughput cost: AVP was slower than Git in the eight-agent and twelve-agent tests, despite matching or beating it on smaller tasks.
• –Ordinary Git mirrors make migration practical, but teams still need to evaluate the maturity, trust model, and operational burden of introducing a new source-control server.