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comparing git worktree approaches · isolate git worktrees · open a repo as isolated git worktrees · give each parallel agent its own worktree without the ceremony

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run parallel Claude Code sessions, each in its own git branch.
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- comparing git worktree approaches
- running parallel Claude sessions
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Terminals, a real browser, and git worktrees in one workspace
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- isolate git worktrees
- run coding agents
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A worktree IDE built around the pi coding agent
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- open a repo as isolated git worktrees
- pair the pi agent with a real IDE
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Makes git worktrees as easy to use as branches, for running agents in parallel
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- give each parallel agent its own worktree without the ceremony
- switch between many in-flight changes as easily as changing branch
- merge a finished agent branch without remembering the incantation
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Run coding agents in parallel from a TUI or web dashboard
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- give each agent its own branch through a git worktree
- run several coding agents at once without them colliding
- sandbox an agent in Docker before letting it touch anything
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