victorsavkin

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   by victorsavkin 3mo ago

   > we're on a on-premise instance of Github Enterprise Are there plans to enable this to work in those situations? Yes, 100%. We have other products that we deploy in single-tenant and on-prem environments. We also support GitHub En
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   by victorsavkin 3mo ago

   Thank you for a great question! Sorry it's not clear on the website, but it is free and will always be free for OSS.
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   by victorsavkin 3mo ago

   > That doesn't make the decision set good. And if the only documentation produced came from the implementation phase, then it's going to be self-defending regardless of how good the design actually is (and your review agent, la
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   by victorsavkin 3mo ago

   Great question. Polygraph knows what repos every dev (and therefore their agents) has access to. If a session touches repos you don't have access to, you'll only see the parts you're allowed to: PRs to a repo you can see, for
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   by victorsavkin 3mo ago

   Thank you for your comment. > Huh? How can it not see multiple repos? They're just directories. Relevant repos need to be discovered. They have to be set up correctly (some worktrees, most clones), dependencies installed, and the re