Git worktrees
A Git feature that allows multiple working trees attached to the same repository, enabling isolated parallel workspaces for different agents or tasks.
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"Every time I'm working on a new feature, a new git worktree is created branching off main. And what this allows me to do is I'm usually working on multiple features at a time... So this gives me a true parallel experience where I can have multiple..."
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"Every new feature starts in a fresh git worktree branched from origin main so agents can work in parallel without conflicts. Never build on main. A..."
"Work trees are just basically a way to isolate the work, especially the coding work of an agent, away from other agents' work in a sandbox. If you are going to be running loops all over the place, you're going to want some consistency in execution..."
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