Zit
A git extension giving each agent a copy-on-write workspace instead of a worktree, with claims on files, symbols or Markdown sections and an accept step that refuses stale or interface-breaking changes before they land.
The summary describes what the project says it does; inclusion is not an endorsement.
Goes after the merge git can't judge: one change alters a signature, another adds a call to the old one, git merges both, the build breaks. zit accept checks each change against what landed since it started (same entity changed, interface changed, checks in zit.toml) and moves a ref by compare-and-swap. Copy-on-write workspaces also answer the disk cost of worktrees (their numbers: 57 worktrees, 4.4 GB, 88% dependencies). Claims only work between workspaces on one machine, and all the figures are the project's own. Compare with Weave and Foremerge.
- Isolate
- Coordinate
- Integrate