Observed arrival · 2026-10-16
Graphoak: source control for concurrent coding agents
A prototype source-control system represents code as declarations and changes as semantic operations, then sequences those changes behind a policy gate.
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- Teams running multiple coding agents on one repository
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- The comparison uses date-fns (1,527 TypeScript files) and yup (49 files), with each integrated tree checked by tsc and vitest.
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The demo runs eight concurrent scripted edits against yup and date-fns, then checks each integrated tree with tsc and the repositories’ vitest suites. The page reports zero conflicts and silent breaks for Graphoak in those runs, while noting that the task sets were authored by the project and the agents were not LLMs. Its current lifter re-imports the whole tree after each edit, a stated source of slower date-fns results.
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