Git Worktrees: How to Have Multiple AI Agents Working Simultaneously Without Conflicts
The article explains how Git worktrees can enable multiple AI agents to work on different features of a project simultaneously without conflicts. By creating separate working directories that share the same Git repository, developers can avoid the limitations of single-checkout workflows. This approach allows parallel development, independent staging areas, and seamless integration with existing Git workflows.
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