meow:team-config

To set up parallel agent teams, an orchestrator decomposes a complex task into independent subtasks, provisions isolated git worktrees, and generates an ownership map for each agent. This enables safe concurrent execution without branch conflicts.

Git worktree orchestration creates per-agent worktrees so tasks can run concurrently on isolated branches. You need this when decomposing a complex task into independent subtasks that require safe parallel execution without overlapping file ownership.

You prevent ownership overlap by initializing an ownership map that assigns specific work ownership to agents before execution starts. The system validates this map and checks for conflicts to ensure safe parallel execution across isolated worktrees.

Yes, you can manage task claiming and progress tracking by initializing a session-state task queue. The system builds this queue to orchestrate how parallel agents claim independent subtasks and track their completion progress.

Yes, you need an existing plan. The system analyzes your plan to generate the ownership map and assign work ownership to agents, ensuring the decomposed independent subtasks are properly allocated before creating isolated git worktrees.