Given Grok was just caught uploading whole codebases and sensitive .envs without permission, how can anyone possibly trust this?

It's been 5 hours and instead of "any" questions, you have only been happy to answer the 1 question that hasn't put you in a tight spot.

Honestly, that does not look too good for you or the offering - and this is coming from someone that just chose Cursor over Claude Code a week ago.

Do you have full trust in that Elon would never abuse the access to sensitive data? What protections are in place to prevent Elon from stealing data?

What I don't understand from the blog post is what's different in this offering than github - is it just the agentic tie ins where I can ask my agent to make changes while browsing the PR?

Are there any fundamental differences, ie ways of working that solve the worktrees problem?

A quick question: Where can I read your TOS, and other legal documents?

Knowing things like: Will my code end up in Grok? What ownership do I have of my content, etc... matter.

What's the biggest differentiator to GitHub (other than uptime). I keep hearing something along the lines of "GitHub for Agents" but would be great to hear from the devs of Origin what they actually think it means in tangible features/functionality?

Would love if you focus on performance. A big reason I have to have custom software is that agents can act much faster than humans but SaaS software is usually not well-designed enough to handle high RPS so rate-limits are low. I can easily outperform commercial hosts myself. At the least, it would be sick to have separate tenancy so that I could absolutely slam my own instance without having to deal with some other chump complaining.

You haven't answered much but I must recognize posting this was brave.

There were some cool ideas in https://cursor.com/blog/agent-swarm-model-economics. Should we expect Origin to be a foundation for working with agent swarms?

Please make it a worthy competitor for Github in terms of features, stability, scalability and availability and wishing your team all the best.

Completely unrelated to Origin, but are there plans for closer integration of Graphite with Cursor? A combined product would be a very compelling product, but not much seems to have changed since the acquisition.

Why are you doing this?

Are you interested in integrating with more CI platforms, including less "traditional" ones, like dagger.io? If so I would love to talk :)

Cool but irrelevant. I was a paying user of Cursor until it got acquired by Musk. Ethical concerns about Grok aside, that's probably the least trustworthy person to be affiliated with when it comes to anything with any level of confidentiality.

So, I guess, do you have any illusions of attracting international customers who aren't online edgelords?

are you maybe also planning to do cross device/cloud realtime sync like a mutagen feature set kind of? so cloud and local agents can work faster together?

this could be helpful on larger cross platform products/repos (maybe too overfitted on my use case, since i am working across multiple devices (ssh works but the repo code sync is a bit of an overhead with multiple agents and devices that could be better))

Are you hiring?

Why do I need to link github for this?

Please make it Fediverse/Forgejo/etc compatible. It is 2026 and I'm so tired of silos.

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Thoughts on Musk ownership of the "next GitHub"?

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