For agentic AI, other disciplines need their own Git | InfoWorld
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Git provides the structure that makes agentic workflows in software engineering viable. Other disciplines need an equivalent backbone.
Git provides the structure that makes agentic workflows in software engineering viable. Other disciplines need an equivalent backbone. Credit: patpitchaya / Shutterstock Software engineering didn't adopt AI agents faster because engineers are more adventurous, or the use case was better. They adopted them more quickly because they already had Git . Long before AI arrived, software development had normalized version control , branching, structured approvals, reproducibility, and diff-based accountability. These weren't conveniences. They were the infrastructure that made collaboration possible.
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