Source control for humans and agents

Start from proven SCM: Merge requests, review, and policy already govern humans and agents. Next-gen extends that foundation for higher agent throughput.

Keep one platform for all modes: Manual, agentic assist, and autonomous work share one data model and security boundary.

Pair repos with agent-paced delivery: Machine-scale merges need pipelines and standards that keep main green when agent volume spikes.

Govern agent-authored change: Code owners, approval rules, and security scans apply to agent merge requests the same as human ones.

Git-based repository: Let humans and agents work from a local copy with rapid branching and parallel development.

Branching at scale: Branch and merge without blocking each other, so idea-to-ship stays fast even when agents multiply commits.

DORA metrics: Boost speed across the DevOps lifecycle and empower developers to focus on high-impact work.

Value stream management: Visualize your end-to-end DevSecOps workstream, identify and target inefficiencies, and take action to deliver the highest possible value.

Merge requests: Track, review, and approve code changes, and set required merge request approvals to have more control over who can push and merge code.

Access controls and security guardrails: Tailor permission levels to be granular or chained together, all managed via the UI or as code.

Compliance pipelines: Ensure that important policies are enforced, whether it’s standard regulatory controls or your own policy framework.

Audit events: Visualize a comprehensive history of audited events for even the most relevant and sensitive types of actions.

Secret detection: Keep secrets from getting leaked with support for pre-receive secret detection and built-in post-commit secret scanning.

Code review workflow: Automate, track and report code reviews, and identify workflow improvements with code review analytics.

Web IDE: Contribute easily right from your browser with everything you need using a full featured Integrated Development Environment (IDE).

Merge trains: Keep your main branch green and developers collaborating effectively.

Remote development workflows: Create consistent, on-demand environments that are pre-configured with the latest stable libraries and dependencies for easier onboarding, project kickstarting, contributing, and security.