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Hot take: We don't need GitHub anymore. Or at least we need a new version of it, designed agent-first. GitHub made sense when humans wrote code by hand. Developers needed a place to store code, iterate on it, and keep it backward compatible so if something broke, you could go back to a previous log and fix it. The whole workflow, PRs, issues, review, was built around a human being the one writing and reading every change. Coding has changed now. Agents write code and iterate at lightning…