Anthropic built its own git replacement for AI-scale coding. But you can’t have it.
This week, Anthropic revealed it built an in-house version control system to handle exploding code merges. It says Claude was both part The post Anthropic built its own git replacement for AI-scale coding. But you can’t have it. appeared first on The New Stack .
Anthropic recently unveiled its own in-house version control system, Scion, to tackle the growing bottlenecks caused by the explosion of AI-generated code. The company currently processes more than 30,000 daily code merges, up from just 2,500 in May. Scion, Anthropic claims, has a much smaller infrastructure footprint than its previous git-based system, delivering two orders of magnitude faster CI and research jobs.
However, unlike its competitor, Anthropic is not planning to make Scion available to the public, citing token costs and the system's niche applications. Despite this, the company believes that Scion's ideas could still prove useful for other AI-heavy teams facing similar scaling challenges.
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