GitGres is a starting point for private reimplementations of GitHub optimizied for individual teams' agent needs. GitHub is a fantastic site for sharing code and it is likely how you're viewing this if you're a human. GitGres exists to solve for a few issues: Trading off cost for uptime. GitHub offers free code storage but less-than-stellar uptime. With GitGres, you have the flexibility to use a Postgres DBMS with tiered storage [1] to tune cost while maintaining uptime. Trading off latency for cost. GitHub puts you at the mercy of current system load. With GitGres, just choose your favorite Postgres cache [2]. Trading off consistency for throughput. GitHub is a cloud service. If requests reach GitHub's servers out of order, bad things can happen. GitGres is a server backed by Postgres. It can run locally. It can run colocated with many agents. Consistency and throughput are fully tunable.…