This was timely from @qmacro.
**GitHub affordances as human-agent conveyances: **https://qmacro.org/blog/posts/2026/11/11/github-affordances-as-human-agent-conveyances/
@gvwilson had just filed a Bram issue asking for "Willison-style PRs" with aggressive folding of LLM-written contributions. This was a dopeslap for me as I am a huge fan of HTML's summary/details pattern which is also now well supported in various Markdown contexts.
It's /so/ important, and I've extended it beyond PRs to all agent-written prose on GitHub. Everything will be a lot more scannable from now on! Thanks again for the nudge, Greg, and thank you DJ for drawing attention to GitHub's* latent support for human/machine symbiosis.
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*When I say GitHub I really mean "forge" which is the generic term Bram uses for GitHub, GitLab, and other backends it could support.
@judell This is a nice step but I'm not fully convinced the agent-written content is worth including in the first place, at least not in my workflows.
Secondly on the topic of human/agent collaboration, have you seen Delta? https://zed.dev/blog/introducing-delta
Introducing Delta - Zed Blog