Relace Repos
GitHub for Agents
Relace Repos launched on October 16, 2025 with 294 votes, #82 of 8,178 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Relace Repos is a source control system designed for AI agents, offering git compatibility alongside high throughput performance. It integrates specialized coding models and includes built-in codebase retrieval capabilities, making it particularly suited for teams working with AI-driven development workflows. The product functions as a repository management tool optimized for speed and agent interaction.
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From the sources
Repos is a source control product co-optimized with our suite of fast, specialized coding models. It's git compatible, high throughput, and has built-in codebase retrieval.
Relace delivers purpose-built AI models and scalable infrastructure for coding agents, offering ultra-fast code retrieval, merging, and autonomous workflows. Cut down errors and accelerate development with Relace.
Jacq is now available on macOS. Download and try it for free at Source control with out-of-the box codebase retrieval, fast utility SLMs, and task-specific agents you can run on any repo. Source control designed for agents with light weight push/pull operations and no rate limits. Agentic search that explores large codebases in parallel and answers in seconds. Rewrites agent context at 50k+ tok/s, cutting token costs in half on longfrom relace.ai
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