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Perplexity explains how its CLI serializes agent submits against a Git head

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Perplexity says its CLI holds a short-lived lock to serialize agent submits.

The Git service accepts a submit only if it builds on the latest accepted commit, which the company calls the head. If a submit does not build on the head, the agent replays its change on the new head and resubmits.

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    Perplexity CLI serializes submits with a lock and replays changes on conflicts

    AIPerplexity's CLI holds a short-lived lock to serialize submits. The Git service accepts a submit only if it builds on the latest accepted commit, or the agent replays its change on the new head and resubmits.

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