Anthropic says coding is no longer the bottleneck. Its monorepo hit 30,000+ merges in a day.
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Anthropic claims coding is no longer the bottleneck after its monorepo hit 30,000+ merges in a day, and it migrated off Git to a Claude-built version control system called Scion. The post sparks discussion on where engineering effort shifts when AI handles coding autonomously.
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