The 5 Git rules for running many AI agents on one repo, with the exact commands and our 50-agent test script

The companion to the video. OpenAI’s agents pushed Git past breaking, so they rebuilt the server under it and called it Pando. You don’t need their backend to fix the same jam in your own repo. Inside: the 5 rules (one worktree and branch per agent, a merge queue, small commits, sparse checkout, Git’s file watcher), each with the exact Git commands and a one-line why. Our own test: 50 agents pushing to one branch hit over 1,100 rejections and took 30 seconds; on their own branches, 0 rejections in under a second. The full test script so you can run it on your own laptop. Plus Scion vs Pando on one page, in each company’s own words. Independent guide from Hyperautomation Labs, not affiliated with OpenAI, Anthropic or GitHub.

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