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"I just love the GitHub Desktop app. It just like it gives you buttons for all of this. You can see your diffs."
"I have always said you should invest in the GitHub desktop experience. It is a version of this. It's what I use all the time to manage my work across branches and across files."
Technique
Isolating each feature so parallel agents don't conflict
"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 agents wo..."
Giving each AI agent its own isolated copy of the codebase so multiple agents can work on different features simultaneously without overwriting each other's work
"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 worktree is basically a copy of the app — like someone copying a block of text, pasting it in a new document,..."
Software
Reviewing git diffs from agent-generated code
"There's also this other tool I've been playing with a bit called Hunk, which just produces diffs in a really nice way. So you could look at that too. But I find that when I look at Hunk, I only see the change set, and when I'm reviewing output from an agent..."
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