# github

Mitchell Hashimoto — HashiCorp co-founder, Vagrant author, GitHub user #1299 — announces that Ghostty is leaving GitHub. He's been on GitHub for 18 years. He committed code on his honeymoon while his wife was asleep. What finally pushed him out wasn't a philosophical fight — it was a one-month journal where he marked an X every time GitHub broke his workflow, plus a 2-hour PR review block from a GitHub Actions outage on the day he wrote the post.

Will your AI agent's work survive until tomorrow? Renato Nitta shares how he moved from Google Drive to a GitHub Organization — giving his bot its own account, structured repos, and daily backups. Git isn't just version control. It's your agent's long-term memory.

GitHub's Agent HQ now offers multi-agent support (Claude, Codex, Copilot) for Copilot Pro+ & Enterprise users. Run multiple AIs simultaneously in GitHub/VS Code to tackle problems from different angles. Outputs become Draft PRs. A paradigm shift for code review.

Anthropic's Claude Code data: engineers merge 67% more PRs daily, with 70-90% code assisted. They launched Contribution Metrics, a GitHub-integrated dashboard to track AI's impact on team velocity. A measurement tool for engineering leaders, not a fluffy PR piece.

Mitchell Hashimoto (Terraform creator) says AI destroyed open source trust by enabling low-quality contributions. His solution: Vouch, a trust management system on Ghostty where trusted people vouch for others.