@github: Coding agents can help build and manage the stack, while CI evaluates every layer against the stack’s base. Devs can cr…
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GitHub introduces the gh stack CLI tool, which enables coding agents to build and manage development stacks, with CI evaluating each layer against the base. Developers can use this CLI to create, submit, rebase, and sync stacks.
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Coding agents can help build and manage the stack, while CI evaluates every layer against the stack’s base.
Devs can create, submit, rebase, and sync the stack using the gh stack CLI.
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