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open_scion puts agent branch permissions and server-side landing into a first public release
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open_scion
Tool Oct 15, 2026
Independent MIT-licensed Gitaly fork with a server-centric CLI, per-agent tokens, branch policies and optional external conflict resolution.
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open_scion is an independent Gitaly fork inspired by ideas in Anthropic’s public source-control article. It is not affiliated with Anthropic or GitLab and does not reproduce Anthropic’s private Scion implementation. Its Graft extensions add a sparse agent workspace, server-side history operations, branch landing and configurable agent access.
Version 0.1.0 is the first public release. The documented build requires Linux or macOS, Go 1.26 and Gitaly’s build dependencies. A local quickstart demonstrates a server, cache and two agents with different branch permissions. The server does not call a model; optional external conflict resolvers can use deterministic strategies or a separately configured provider. The project is MIT-licensed, but interfaces can change before 1.0 and documented storage and operational limitations remain.