AVP

What makes it different

AVP is version control built for coding agents. Worktrees isolate your agents, and AVP integrates them: every change is proven on the exact head of main before it lands, so agent work merges without waiting on a pull request and a CI run.

It works with your Git, and it is open source. The idea comes from Murmell, a two-person team running a lot of coding agents from different providers on one monorepo, where agents had stopped being the slow part and every change was stuck waiting for review and rebasing. AVP is co-founded by Moss'Ab Mirande-Ney, who positions it as the tool Anthropic's internal Scion system is for its own monorepo, available to everyone else.