Beagle: git, URIs and all the dirty words
Summary
Beagle proposes treating git operations as HTTP-like actions, using URIs to address repositories and HTTP verbs to model data movement and commits. The piece breaks down how Beagle maps operations such as GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and PATCH to git workflows, and provides CLI examples for patch, post, and branch handling. It prompts a fresh perspective on SCM design and automation, with potential implications for LLMS-assisted development workflows.