Agents coordinate code changes across hundreds of repositories

Summary

Eliminates the coordination tax of managing hundreds of PRs across heterogeneous repos—what used to require manual tracking now tracks merge status from a single view. Reduces the cognitive load of validating changes landed everywhere they needed to.

Why it matters

Eliminates the coordination tax of managing hundreds of PRs across heterogeneous repos—what used to require manual tracking now tracks merge status from a single view. Reduces the cognitive load of validating changes landed everywhere they needed to.

Sources

1. 1.Agentic Batch Changes writes scripts more often than it deploys coding agents, which is what keeps it efficient at scale
2. 2.Customers have merged hundreds of thousands of changesets this way, tens of millions of lines of code
3. 3.The largest single Batch Change we have seen merged more than 2,200 changesets from one change
4. 4.you pay per changeset merged into your codebase, not per token, seat, or attempt
5. 5.During the Beta, customers merged nearly a thousand changesets created by Agentic Batch Changes