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NVIDIA's Agora ran 13 agent workers for 12 days using git commits as the shared memory
Reported in Latent Space's September 17 AINews, NVIDIA's Agora experiment coordinated 13 workers over 12 days with git commits serving as the shared memory between them, rather than a database or a message bus. That is a cheap pattern anyone running parallel coding agents can copy today: the commit log is already durable, ordered, diffable and conflict-aware, which is most of what a multi-agent memory layer needs. Single-source in this run; the worker count and duration should be confirmed against an NVIDIA primary before citing.
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