2 posts tagged with "AI Agents"

When AI agents start modifying your codebase, traditional Git workflows quickly reveal their limitations. How do you ensure an AI agent doesn't force-push to main? How do you maintain branch naming conventions? How do you coordinate multiple AI agents working on different features simultaneously?

The solution lies in making Git itself intelligent - understanding context, enforcing safety rules, and coordinating distributed AI collaboration.

The Problem: Git Wasn't Designed for AI Agents​

Traditional Git workflows assume:

• Human developers who understand project conventions
• Manual review before destructive operations
• Implicit knowledge of branch naming and commit message standards
• Humans who can detect and avoid conflicts

AI agents break all these assumptions. They:

• Don't inherently know project conventions
• Can execute destructive commands without hesitation
• May create non-standard branch names
• Need explicit guidance to avoid merge conflicts

At Supernal Intelligence, we've built Supernal Coding on a foundation of seven core principles that ensure AI agents and human developers deliver high-quality, maintainable code. These aren't just guidelines—they're the backbone of our entire development workflow system.