agent-teams

Coordinate parallel Claude Code agents by using Git worktrees for context isolation and defining explicit task boundaries. This ensures clear ownership and predictable merges across independent work streams like frontend and backend development.

Context isolation in multi-agent parallel development separates each Claude Code agent's working environment using dedicated Git worktrees. It prevents file conflicts by enforcing clear ownership boundaries and tracking status updates across independent tasks.

Set up a two-agent team by configuring worktree-manager for port allocation and environment setup, assigning clear tasks via a task definition file, and monitoring progress through git logs and agent-status updates for coordinated merging.

Yes, you can orchestrate teams of 2-3 Claude Code agents for TDD pair programming and complex refactors. Agents work in isolated worktree contexts with defined contracts and file boundaries to execute independent work streams.

Use parallel agent teams for task decomposition when a multi-file project can be split into independent work streams, such as separating API/backend and UI work, or running testing and refactoring tasks simultaneously with coordinated merging.

Worktree-manager handles port allocation, environment setup, and terminal orchestration to support parallel Claude Code agents. It manages isolated Git worktrees and tracks agent status to coordinate merges in a defined order.