Parallel Claude Agents: Isolation Is Free, Review Is Not
Claude Code now isolates every parallel session in its own git worktree automatically, and Cowork splits big tasks into chunks that run together. Launching agents is solved — here's the setup, plus the review rule that keeps three agents from becoming three messes.
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Parallel Claude Agents: Isolation Is Free, Review Is Not — Claude Code now isolates every parallel session in its own git worktree automatically, and Cowork splits big tasks into chunks that run together. Launching agents is solved — here's the setup, plus the review rule that keeps three agents from becoming three messes.
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