agent-cli-dev

You can spawn parallel AI coding agents for isolated development tasks by using the agent-cli tool to create isolated git worktrees and manage task execution via command-line or file-based prompts.

Isolating AI coding agents in separate git worktrees prevents code conflicts and maintains integrity, allowing you to implement multiple features like auth and payments simultaneously without interfering with each other.

Yes, the agent-cli tool is a required dependency to spawn agents, create isolated git worktrees, and manage prompt execution for parallel coding tasks.

You spawn an agent for a new feature by running the command `agent-cli dev new my-feature --agent --prompt "Implement feature X..."` to execute tasks in an isolated worktree.

Yes, the agent-cli tool supports both command-line and file-based prompts to execute complex tasks like large refactoring, multi-feature implementation, or test-driven development in isolated environments.

You should avoid parallelizing tasks across isolated worktrees when your software development tasks are highly interdependent, as this approach is optimized for independent features or fixes to prevent conflicts.