Infrastructure
Teams running large numbers of AI coding agents against shared repositories should expect source control to become a scaling bottleneck and may want to review how their Git hosting handles high commit and branch volume.
OpenAI published an engineering write-up describing Pando, a Git-compatible version control backend it built to handle the scale of development activity that its Codex coding agent makes possible. The post explains how existing Git hosting was pushed to its limits by agent-driven code volume. It is an infrastructure explainer rather than a product change for external users.
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