AI article
A worktree per agent, so they never step on each other
Community description: By Andrew Pyle The first time I tried to run two coding agents at once on the same project, it went...
Dev.to | Sep 26, 2026 | autonomousAJ
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Ten agents isn't ten times the coordination; it's ten independent workspaces and one merge step. When parallel work fights over shared state, don't build a better referee. Each agent worked on its own branch in its own tree; when the work is done, the branches merge back, and git handles the reconciliation with the same machinery it uses for any two people working apart.
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