Agents-as-Code With YAML Configuration in Git Repositories
Agent configuration moves from scattered prompts into version-controlled YAML and Markdown files.
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Tobias has covered distributed systems and access security since the early container era, contributing to several DevOps-focused outlets before joining Beyond Git Worktree as a founding contributor. He holds a background in computer science from the University of Ghana and later worked as a security consultant in Berlin.
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Agent configuration moves from scattered prompts into version-controlled YAML and Markdown files.
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