Authors
Nino Meier
Founder, product and platform
Builds the parts of a product that have to keep working after launch: data models, billing, deployment. Currently building DriveFlow, a scheduling and payments platform for Swiss driving schools.
Nino Meier on LinkedIn- Anthropic left git. The reason is the part worth keeping.Anthropic moved its monorepo off git after merges went from 2,500 a day to over 30,000 in four months. You do not have that problem and should not copy the fix. What the write-up shows is where the bottleneck goes once code stops being the slow part, and most of the answer works inside git today.
- What we check before a real business uses itBefore a driving school could depend on our own product, we audited it the way we would audit one we inherited. What makes that useful is not the list it produces. It is the rule it follows about what counts as knowing something.