Coding Agents Can Branch, Commit, and Push Again
Fixed every agent task failing immediately on one supported coding agent, so it can now create branches, commit, and push like any other agent.
Summary
Fixed every agent task failing immediately when run on one of Effigate's supported coding agents. That agent can now create branches, commit, and push changes just like any other agent in Effigate.
What You Gain
Tasks assigned to that coding agent used to fail right at the start, before any real work could happen, on every operating system. That's resolved — it now has exactly the access it needs to do the job, no more and no less.
How It Works
Effigate now starts that coding agent with the access it needs for Effigate's own task workflow, while keeping the same working-directory and credential boundaries every agent already runs under.
Where to Find It
This ships with the current desktop app update, and applies automatically to any agent configured to use that coding agent.
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