> Please be aware that GitHub and GitLab are exceptions to this Policy because they are subject to explicit licensing arrangements that pre-date, and thus take precedence, over this Policy.

same link

Git's policy was created after GitHub and GitLab. They both have a special agreement with Git that allows them to use it.

yeah why GitHub ?

> it was blocked by captcha

If there is a captcha there to block the automated creation of accounts, that it was difficult for you to autonomously create accounts is completely intentional.

> and consume all my tokens

Your bad coding/config (or your agent's bad coding/config) allowing run-away token use, is a problem for you, not a problem for everyone else.

> but we are in agentic era now.

Enabling autonomous account creation will enable a huge pile of spam and scam account creation, we've been in the spam/scam era for decades and it will not be over in the foreseeable future, your agents will have to put up with that just like us humans do.

> that feature is a friction for agents

[reaches for microscope to aid playing the appropriate violin]

> this validates the thesis and narrative of agentic first git platform

Perhaps your next thesis should be the result of a project where you design and fully verify a system that will solve the spam/scam problem that enabling your use case will also enable, instead of just expecting the world to make all the effort of rearranging itself around the way you want to work.

Automated account creation is quite likely a direct breach of their AUP anyway, maybe you should instruct your agents to check such things and try not to do things that are in direct contravention of the rules of the tool they are trying to use/abuse.

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If your response to this is “Fine, our agents just won't use your systems then.”, then that is great: The system works!

I feel like the inability to register new user accounts automatically is a feature, not a bug.