GitButler launches Artifacts for agents

Hot take: this is one of the more credible agent-infrastructure ideas because it treats state management as the real problem, not just model orchestration.

• –Git compatibility lowers the integration tax for teams already living in repos and pull requests.
• –Versioned storage gives agents checkpoints, branching, and rollback semantics that are hard to fake with plain object storage.
• –If the "handoff a URL to any Git client" workflow is real, it could become a clean bridge between human review and agent execution.
• –The open question is whether developers want another storage abstraction, or just better tooling on top of Git itself.
• –Adoption will hinge on whether Artifacts feels like a local primitive, a hosted service, or both.