This is interesting from the perspective of scale (because Claude is pumping out massive volume of code). I am still lacking semantic re-invention of source control for agentic era. As others have pointed out - what is the point of human source control in the era where it's just agents building things. We may need to rethink this completely - in terms of "intent" (what was the agent trying to ACTUALLY accomplish), "provenance" (which agent made what decision - based on what evidence), and "continuous verification" (can correctness be maintained through ongoing validation, repair, and rollback rather than a single pre-merge testing gate).
These are just some of the things - there may be many more.
I agree, but most of this sits above the raw source control layer; we have a lot of this kind of context in Antique (our code review / code management platform). I hope we can share more about what's worked well for us here soon!