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OpenAI builds Pando backend to scale Git source control with AI agents
OpenAI built Pando, a new Git repository backend designed for agentic development that cuts median push latency by nearly 5x.
Summary
OpenAI built a new source control backend called Pando to handle concurrent work from AI agents. Pando powers all development in the company monorepo. In production, the system cut median push latency by nearly 5x and delivers nearly a petabyte of Git data daily.
What changed
- Built Pando, a new Git repository backend that powers all development in the OpenAI monorepo
- Cut median push latency by nearly 5x in production
- Delivers nearly a petabyte of Git data per day
- Retained compatibility with the standard Git protocol and client for engineers and agents
Availability
Available now“Pando now powers all development in OpenAI’s monorepo.”
Founder takeaway
Small teams using standard Git workflows do not need to adopt custom distributed backends like Pando unless they face severe scalability bottlenecks.
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