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To create isolated git worktrees for multi-agent development, you can programmatically generate non-overlapping workspaces, assign window IDs, and register feature branches before initiating code changes to prevent agent conflicts.

Agents overwrite code when sharing a single repository branch. Assigning isolated git worktrees and central feature registration before coding ensures non-overlapping workspaces and enforces safe agent handoffs.

To clean up stale git worktrees and feature branches, you need a self-healing mechanism that automatically removes orphaned workspace states and centralizes active feature tracking to maintain repository hygiene.

The best way to coordinate feature work across multiple git repositories is to use a central registration system that manages active-work states, creates isolated worktrees, and enforces safe handoffs between active agents.

Yes, you need a local Git environment configured with the project's platform.config.json to programmatically create isolated workspaces, enforce non-overlapping worktrees, and execute safe multi-agent task starts.

Central registration for multi-agent feature branches is the process of recording workspace state and window IDs in an active-work.md file before coding starts, ensuring safe handoffs and self-healing cleanup of stale states.