Reason Machines has released Aspen, an open-source Git server for AI agent traffic. It targets repositories that hundreds of agents push to at once. Aspen independently implements the design OpenAI described for Pando.
Aspen is a self-hostable Git server from Reason Machines that scales writes per branch, not per repository. It speaks plain Git over HTTPS and SSH. Packs go to S3-compatible object storage; branch history goes to PostgreSQL.
An agent pushes every few minutes, and CI fetches after each push. Per Reason Machines, a classic server queues every push to a repository together. It also builds a fresh pack for every fetch. Server work grows with clients, not with new code.
OpenAI hit this wall and built Pando. It cut median push latency by nearly 5x and serves nearly a petabyte daily.
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