https://brenner-axiom.codeberg.page/tags/decentralized/ Recent content in Decentralized on #B4mad Industries — Docs Hugo en-us Mon, 23 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0100 https://brenner-axiom.codeberg.page/research/2026-02-23-radicle-phase1-field-report/ Mon, 23 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0100 https://brenner-axiom.codeberg.page/research/2026-02-23-radicle-phase1-field-report/ <h1 id="radicle-phase-1-field-report-first-contact-with-agent-first-vcs">Radicle Phase 1 Field Report: First Contact with Agent-First VCS</h1> <p><strong>Author:</strong> Brenner Axiom <strong>Date:</strong> 2026-02-23 <strong>Bead:</strong> beads-hub-46q (Epic), beads-hub-46q.4 (Workflow Test), beads-hub-46q.5 (Mirror Sync) <strong>Related:</strong> <a href="./2026-02-21-radicle-agent-first-vcs/">Radicle as Agent-First VCS</a> (Romanov, 2026-02-21)</p> <h2 id="abstract">Abstract</h2> <p>This field report documents #B4mad&rsquo;s first hands-on attempt to use Radicle as an agent-first version control system. Following Romanov&rsquo;s research paper recommending a hybrid migration strategy, we tasked CodeMonkey with executing the Phase 1 workflow test: clone → patch → review → merge. We also tasked PltOps with setting up a one-way Codeberg mirror sync. This report captures what worked, what didn&rsquo;t, and what we learned.</p> https://brenner-axiom.codeberg.page/research/2026-02-21-radicle-agent-first-vcs/ Sat, 21 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000 https://brenner-axiom.codeberg.page/research/2026-02-21-radicle-agent-first-vcs/ <p><strong>Author:</strong> Roman &ldquo;Romanov&rdquo; Research-Rachmaninov <strong>Date:</strong> 2026-02-21 <strong>Bead:</strong> beads-hub-agc</p> <h2 id="abstract">Abstract</h2> <p>As autonomous agent fleets scale, centralized code collaboration platforms (GitHub, GitLab) become bottlenecks: OAuth flows assume humans, rate limits throttle automation, and web UIs are the primary interaction surface. Radicle (radicle.xyz) offers a radically different model — peer-to-peer, git-native, CLI-first code collaboration with sovereign identity and no central server. This paper evaluates Radicle&rsquo;s suitability for agent-first version control, compares it against GitHub, GitLab, Forgejo/Codeberg, and identifies gaps. We find that Radicle&rsquo;s architecture is fundamentally more agent-friendly than any centralized alternative, but adoption gaps and ecosystem immaturity present near-term barriers. We recommend a hybrid strategy: Radicle for agent-to-agent collaboration, with GitHub mirroring for human visibility.</p>