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+ # AVCS — Agentic Version Control System
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+ *An AI-native version control system for humans and AI agents working concurrently.*
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+ [![CI](https://github.com/izagood/avcs/actions/workflows/ci.yml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/izagood/avcs/actions/workflows/ci.yml)
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+ ![status](https://img.shields.io/badge/status-experimental-orange)
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+ ![node](https://img.shields.io/badge/node-%E2%89%A522.6-brightgreen)
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+ ![runtime deps](https://img.shields.io/badge/runtime%20deps-0-blue)
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+ ![license](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-Apache--2.0-green)
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+ > Git records **when** the code changed.
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+ > AVCS records **who changed it, with what intent, on what evidence, and through which conflict decisions** the code reached its current state.
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+ AVCS is a new, deliberately Git-incompatible version control system built for a world where humans and **many AI agents edit the same codebase concurrently**. It drops the commit / branch / merge / conflict-marker model and instead stores **intent**, **session**, **operation**, **evidence**, and **decision** as first-class objects. The code tree is not the source of truth — it is a **projection** computed by deterministically *reducing* the operation graph:
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+ ```
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+ state = reduce(base, operationDAG, decisions, policy, materializer)
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+ ```
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+ The same objects + the same policy + the same materializer produce the same tree on any replica. Merging is not text selection; it is a pure, deterministic reduction.
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+ > **Status:** research prototype. The implementation is real and test-covered, but every phase is built to a *working-MVP depth* (file/symbol-level merge, ed25519 signing, heuristic contract analysis). Production-grade tree-sitter integration, multi-signature trust, and hardened distributed sync are tracked on the [roadmap](docs/07-roadmap.md).
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+ ## Core principles
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+ | # | Principle | Contrast with Git |
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+ |---|-----------|-------------------|
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+ | 1 | **Operations are history**, not commits | A commit is merely a checkpoint over many operations |
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+ | 2 | **Identity is the entity ID**, not the file path | Rename + edit can auto-merge |
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+ | 3 | **Merge is a deterministic reduction**, not text selection | No conflict markers |
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+ | 4 | **A conflict is a first-class `decision` object**, not a broken file | The rationale stays in history |
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+ | 5 | **AI output is a proposed operation with attached evidence**, not trusted code | A behavior change with no test cannot be `accepted` |
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+ | 6 | **Code never defaults to last-write-wins** | Precedence is decided by policy |
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+ ## How it works
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+ Every meaningful thing is a content-addressed, append-only object. Code is a *projection* over the operation DAG, never stored as commits.
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+ | Object | Role |
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+ |--------|------|
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+ | `intent` | Why a change is being made (goal + constraints + allowed scope) |
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+ | `session` | An agent/human work episode against an intent |
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+ | `operation` | A single semantic change unit — the real history |
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+ | `evidence` | Machine-checkable proof (test / typecheck / lint / scan) attached to operations |
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+ | `decision` | A recorded resolution of a conflict or design choice |
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+ | `checkpoint` | A verified (ops + policy + materializer) state vector — replaces a commit |
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+ | `view` | A declarative query over the operation graph — replaces a branch |
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+ | `release` | A signed, provenance-bearing checkpoint — replaces a tag |
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+ | `policy` | The deterministic merge rules the reducer is parameterized by |
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+ …plus `blob` for raw content and the governance objects (`lease`, `membership`, `protection`, `promotion`, `redaction`, `override`, `approval`, `line`) used by the multi-machine and security phases.
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+ ## Conflict resolution levels
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+ AVCS never falls back to last-write-wins for code. Contending operations are graded and resolved with a recorded rationale:
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+ - **L0 / L1** — different entities, or the same file but different **symbols** → **auto-merge**
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+ - **L2** — concurrent edits to the same slot → **policy auto-decision** (human-preferred, trust-weighted); the auto-decision is itself recorded in `autoDecisions`
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+ - **L3** — a behavior change with no *trusted* evidence → **blocked**; an undeclared contract change with live callers → **semantic conflict, auto-escalated**
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+ - **L4** — a public-API break → **requires a human decision**, routed to the scope's owners
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+ Evidence trust matters: an operation's own author cannot vouch for it. Evidence-gating and the passing-test bonus only count evidence produced by a *non-authoring, trusted* actor (CI bot / human).
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+ ## What works today
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+ The reducer and policy engine are the foundation; the higher phases build distributed collaboration, security, and observability on top.
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+ **Foundation (Phases 1–6)**
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+ - **Storage core** — append-only, content-addressed object store (`.avcs/objects`)
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+ - **Deterministic reducer + policy engine** — the L0–L4 conflict grading above, with a priority ladder, bounded reliability nudges, and auditable auto-decisions
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+ - **Symbol-level merge** (Phase 2) — a pluggable `EntityIndexer` (MVP: a TS/JS brace scanner; Tree-sitter backend can drop in) so two edits to different functions in one file auto-merge
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+ - **Cryptographic trust** (Phase 3) — ed25519-signed evidence/decision; forged signatures fail the trust gate. Real validation runner, `WorkLease`, `RepairContext`
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+ - **Semantic conflict detection + decision memory** (Phase 4) — signature-drift detection, recallable decisions and learned policies
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+ - **Policy depth** (Phase 5) — code-owner routing and bounded reliability learning
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+ - **Release & provenance** (Phase 6) — verified checkpoints + CycloneDX SBOM + signed artifacts
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+ **Collaboration, scale & security (Phases 7–12)**
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+ - **Phase 7 — multi-machine:** membership/roles (signed key federation), `pull` (object gossip; two replicas converge to the same `treeHash`), protection + `finalize` CAS (non-fast-forward rejected, so a stale push can't overwrite fresh history)
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+ - **Phase 8 — lineage:** long-lived divergent lines (e.g. v1.x ∥ v2.x, same symbol, different content, zero conflict), `portOp` (backport = cherry-pick)
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+ - **Phase 9 — scale:** entity index, `materializeAt` (time travel), chunked large-blob storage with dedup
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+ - **Phase 10 — observability:** `blame` (who/why), `logP`, deterministic `bisect`, `diff`
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+ - **Phase 11 — external contributions:** quarantine tier + `promote` + untrusted-CI gate
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+ - **Phase 12 — security:** `redact` (byte-eviction of leaked secrets, oid preserved), break-glass `override`, forward-only rollback
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+ Branches become **views**, commits become **checkpoints**, tags become **releases**. Agents drive AVCS through a first-class **MCP server** (21 tools); humans use the **CLI**. The behavior is pinned by a 148-test contract suite (`test/*.test.ts`, all green) and `tsc` is clean.
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+ ## Install
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+ Requires **Node ≥ 22.6** — AVCS runs TypeScript directly via type stripping, so there is **no build step and zero runtime dependencies**.
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+ ```bash
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+ curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/izagood/avcs/main/install.sh | bash
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+ ```
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+ That one-liner clones the repo to `~/.local/share/avcs` (override with `--dir`/`AVCS_HOME`) and installs an `avcs` launcher to `~/.local/bin`. Re-running it updates the checkout in place. Already have a clone? Run the installer from inside it instead:
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+ ```bash
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+ ```
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+ ```bash
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+ avcs conflicts # decisions a human still owes
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+ avcs log # operation history
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+ ```
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+ ./uninstall.sh # remove the launcher (data is left intact)
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+ ```
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+ ## Use as a library (`@izagood/avcs`)
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+ A hosting server (e.g. avcshub) can depend on the AVCS core as a versioned package. Development and tests run the raw `.ts` via type stripping, but `npm publish` ships a `tsc`-compiled `dist/` (JS + type declarations via `tsconfig.build.json`), so consumers import it with no build tooling of their own.
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+ import { verifyMessage, generateKeypair } from "@izagood/avcs/identity";
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+ import { Repo } from "@izagood/avcs"; // root: primary public API
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+ Releasing: bump `package.json`'s `version`, then push a `vX.Y.Z` tag — `.github/workflows/release.yml` runs `npm publish` (with provenance) and cuts a GitHub Release. Requires an `NPM_TOKEN` repository secret with publish rights to the `@izagood` scope.
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+ ## Quick start
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+ > Type checking (`tsc --noEmit`) needs `npm install`; the runtime itself has no dependencies.
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+ ## Code map
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+ | `src/objects/types.ts` | Object model definitions (single source of truth) |
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+ | `src/store/objectStore.ts` | Append-only, content-addressed store |
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+ | `src/core/canonical.ts` | Canonical serialization + content addressing (oid) |
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+ | `src/core/identity.ts` | ed25519 sign/verify + Keyring (Phase 3) |
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+ | `src/reducer/reducer.ts` | Operation graph → code tree reduction + conflict grading |
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+ | `src/reducer/policy.ts` | Policy engine (priority ladder, reliability nudge) |
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+ | `src/reducer/incremental.ts` | Incremental re-reduce (reuse clean groups) |
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+ | `src/semantic/symbols.ts` | Symbol parser (`EntityIndexer`) — symbol-level merge (Phase 2) |
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+ | `src/semantic/contract.ts` | Signature analysis + semantic conflict detection (Phase 4) |
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+ | `src/policy/owners.ts`, `reliability.ts` | Code-owner routing · reliability learning (Phase 5) |
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+ | `src/validation/runner.ts`, `repair.ts` | Validation runner · RepairContext (Phase 3) |
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+ | `src/concurrency/lease.ts` | WorkLease (Phase 3) |
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+ | `src/release/sbom.ts` | SBOM generation (Phase 6) |
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+ | `src/hub/hubServer.ts`, `hubClient.ts` | Multi-machine sync hub (Phase 7) |
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+ | `src/api/repo.ts` | High-level facade (shared by CLI, demo, MCP) |
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+ | `src/mcp/server.ts` | Agent-facing MCP interface (21 tools) |
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+ | `src/cli.ts` | Human-facing inspection/release CLI |
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+ | `src/demo.ts` | End-to-end scenario |
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+ ## Design docs
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+ - [00 — Overview & principles](docs/00-overview.md)
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+ - [01 — Architecture](docs/01-architecture.md)
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+ - [02 — Object model](docs/02-object-model.md)
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+ - [03 — Reducer & conflict levels](docs/03-reducer.md)
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+ - [04 — Policy engine](docs/04-policy.md)
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+ - [05 — Views · Checkpoints · Releases](docs/05-views-checkpoints.md)
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+ - [06 — MCP / Skill interface](docs/06-mcp-interface.md)
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+ - [07 — Roadmap](docs/07-roadmap.md)
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+ - [08 — Governance & consensus (avcshub)](docs/08-governance.md)
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+ - [09 — Git/GitHub use-case coverage & design evolution](docs/09-usecase-coverage.md)
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+ - [10 — Production design plan](docs/10-production-plan.md)
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+ - [11 — Incremental reduce](docs/11-incremental-reduce.md)
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+ - [12 — Local production](docs/12-local-production.md)
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+ - [13 — Hub production](docs/13-hub-production.md)
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+ - [14 — Git bridge (real-world compatibility)](docs/14-git-bridge.md)
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+ ## Contributing
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+ This is an early-stage research prototype and the design is still moving. Issues and discussion are welcome — if you're proposing a change, the design docs above are the best starting point for the rationale behind the current model. Please run `npm test` and `npm run typecheck` before opening a pull request.
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+ Every push and pull request to `main` runs CI ([`.github/workflows/ci.yml`](.github/workflows/ci.yml)): `npm ci` → `npm run typecheck` → `npm test` on Node 22.x and 24.x. PRs are merged only when CI is green.
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+ ## License
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+ Licensed under the [Apache License 2.0](LICENSE). Copyright © 2026 jaebin lee. See [NOTICE](NOTICE) for attribution.