Why is there still no clean way to version AI agent projects?
With most software projects, the repo is the source of truth. You can clone it, inspect the code/configs, and understand how the system works. But with agents, a lot of the actual behavior lives outside the repo. Prompts, framework-specific configs, tool wiring, memory setups, hosted dashboards, and other glue code end up scattered everywhere. And portability still feels messy. Move to a different framework or model and things start behaving differently in ways that are hard to track or version properly.
Feels like the ecosystem still hasn’t figured out a clean git-friendly way to structure agent projects so they’re actually reproducible from the repo itself.
Curious how people here are dealing with this right now.
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