Oak
Version control and storage layer designed for autonomous coding agents.
Oak is a version control system designed for agent-driven software development. It mounts repositories as filesystems without a full clone, streams files on first read, and gives each task its own mount and branch. It is written in Rust with content-addressed storage and lazy hydration. Oak exports history to standard git repos, does not train on user code, and makes no AI calls on the user's behalf.
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