Add agentgit to Multi-Agent Swarms - #112
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Adds AgentGit: a git-native multi-agent orchestrator.
Positioning relative to gnap (already listed in this section): gnap is a coordination protocol for who-owns-which-task, and explicitly leaves validation and merging to the application layer. AgentGit is that application layer — branch isolation per task, a deterministic validation gate (a real command, a real exit code, not an agent's self-report), and an automated merge gate that refuses anything not already approved.
Repo: https://github.com/Tryboy869/AgentGit — MIT license, pre-alpha. The validate/merge gates are implemented and tested end-to-end (not just described); automatic task decomposition and a dashboard are not built yet and the README says so.
Happy to adjust the wording or placement if it doesn't fit house style.