The former CEO of GitHub launched a developer tools startup focused on distributed Git infrastructure designed specifically for autonomous coding agents, emerging from stealth mode Wednesday. The distributed architecture aims to handle machine workflows such as massive parallel operations, instant branching at scale, and collaboration patterns that do not map to human team structures. The startup stated, "We're building better infrastructure for a future run by coding agents." The timing aligns with a broader industry inflection point, as OpenAI showcased coding agents that can debug production systems autonomously, Google's DeepMind demonstrated AI that writes and tests entire feature sets, and Amazon Web Services reported that CodeWhisperer now generates over 40% of new code at some enterprise customers. The distributed network distributes version control across nodes, allowing AI agents to collaborate directly without centralized bottlenecks, similar to blockchain networks but optimized for code.