Git orchestration answer
AI coding agents avoid Git conflicts by working from exact baselines in isolated branches or worktrees, owning non-overlapping slices, and respecting dependency order. A central authority validates current ownership and integrates reviewed commits. When genuine overlap remains, the conflict becomes explicit remediation work rather than an agent silently overwriting another change.
Architecture-aware planning allocates files and contracts deliberately. Work that changes a shared interface should be sequenced before dependent implementations.
Fenced ownership also stops two workers from believing they own the same current slice.
A branch name is movable. Nexus uses exact SHAs so review evidence cannot float onto later code after a rebase or additional commit.
Some parallel changes legitimately touch the same behaviour. The integration authority records that conflict and creates a resolution or remediation step with both contexts available.
This preserves one canonical history without granting agents unrestricted push access.
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