gemini-devfleet

You can run parallel coding agents by planning a mission DAG and dispatching multiple Gemini CLI agents concurrently into isolated worktrees. This multi-agent orchestration automatically merges completed work and consolidates structured reports for review.

You can turn a task description into a dependency-aware mission graph that sequences buildout and testing tasks. This mission planning maps explicit dependencies so parallel agents execute work in the correct order.

Yes, dispatching parallel Gemini agents requires a running Gemini DevFleet instance connected via MCP. This connection enables tool-driven mission creation, dependency-aware auto-dispatch, status monitoring, and report retrieval.

You can dispatch multiple Gemini CLI agents concurrently into isolated Git worktrees to execute parallel development tasks safely. This worktree isolation prevents conflicts and automatically merges changes upon mission completion.

Structured reporting monitors mission status and retrieves actionable reports for completed coding missions. These reports detail files changed, what was done, errors encountered, and next steps to produce review-ready change summaries.