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keep each agent's changes isolated until you have looked at them

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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
  • automate the setup each new worktree needs

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keep each agent's changes isolated until you have looked at them · have one agent review another's code before you see it · run several coding agents in parallel without them treading on each other · run several coding agents at once without them colliding

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  1. One workspace for whichever coding agent you are using this month

    Why this one

    • keep each agent's changes isolated until you have looked at them
    • switch between coding agents without rebuilding your workflow
    • review changes from several parallel agent runs in one place

    On the record

    • Free tier
    • Your own API key
    • First check

    Last checked 3 days ago

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  2. Agents handle tasks, message each other, and review each other's code

    Why this one

    • have one agent review another's code before you see it
    • let agents pass work between themselves instead of routing it yourself
    • track what a group of agents is doing on a kanban board

    On the record

    • Free
    • No signup
    • First check

    Last checked 3 days ago

    Open↗
  3. Run several coding agents at once, each in its own git worktree

    Why this one

    • run several coding agents in parallel without them treading on each other
    • review what an agent changed before it reaches your branch

    On the record

    • Free tier
    • Needs an account
    • Your own API key
    • First check

    Last checked 3 days ago

    Open↗
  4. Run coding agents in parallel from a TUI or web dashboard

    Why this one

    • run several coding agents at once without them colliding
    • give each agent its own branch through a git worktree
    • sandbox an agent in Docker before letting it touch anything

    On the record

    • Free
    • No signup
    • First check

    Last checked 3 days ago

    Open↗
  5. Run your coding agents on your own machine and drive them from your phone

    Why this one

    • keep agent work on hardware you control
    • check on a coding agent from your phone while away from the desk
    • run agents with your real dev environment rather than a hosted sandbox

    On the record

    • Free
    • No signup
    • First check

    Last checked 3 days ago

    Open↗