From the obviously slop-generated website, to the wild technical inaccuracies like "Git makes you clone the entire history before you can open a single path", to the weird focus on performance when runtime is usually dominated by the LLM, I think I can safely give this a miss. Oh and,

> The commit-message tax.

> Git demands prose on every commit. You burn tokens writing "wip", "fix", and "address review", messages no human will ever read, just to checkpoint your own progress.

Yes, making agents describe their work in a way that is readable to humans and other agents is clearly a bottleneck that must be fixed.

What is this garbage? The only thing I agree with is that worktrees kind of suck (usually once submodules are involved).

Not to mention --allow-empty-message , if you really want and writing "wip", "fix", or "address review" is such a relevant expense of tokens for you (I'm sure that so many users of this product lose their nights on wasting a handful of tokens).