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Zed is building DeltaDB, a version control system that records every edit as a discrete, addressable delta instead of relying on commits. By linking each operation to its generating conversation, it lets humans and agents collaborate in real time on a shared worktree without waiting for snapshots or pull requests. Early beta access opens in a few weeks.
- DeltaDB replaces Git commits with a continuous stream of individually addressable edit operations, each with a stable ID.
- Messages and the edits they spawn are stored together, so comments anchor to deltas rather than line numbers and never drift when code changes.
- Conflict-free replicated worktrees let multiple humans and AI agents edit the same real on-disk files simultaneously, skipping pull-request workflows.
- Agents can trace why code exists by pulling up past conversations and even pinging other agents that previously touched the code.
Origin is adding code storage and Git hosting to its platform, letting teams and AI agents host, review, and collaborate on repositories. The service launches this fall, and interested users can join the waitlist now.
- Cursor (via "Origin") is building its own Git hosting and code storage platform, positioning it as a GitHub/GitLab alternative built around AI agents.
- The platform will let AI agents host, review, and collaborate on repositories alongside human teams, including auto-generating PRs and running tests.
- It includes standard Git functionality (branching, merging, access controls) plus fine-grained permissions for pushing, approving, and merging.
- Launch is planned for fall, with a waitlist open now and no pricing announced yet.