Decentralized Git for AI Agents: Gitlawb looks like the real deal (must-watch video)
Summary
Gitlawb is a decentralized git network designed for AI agents, using cryptographic identities (DIDs) and blockchain incentives to enable secure, agent-first code collaboration, positioning itself as an infrastructure layer for the agentic era.
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