orchestrate-development

Parallel development tasks can avoid merge conflicts by using isolated git worktrees for each worker, applying conflict-aware batch planning, and enforcing sequential merges with QA checks to ensure safe integration.

Orchestrating multiple subagents requires deploying dedicated workers into isolated git worktrees, allowing parallel task implementation while a coordination pane manages batch planning and sequential merges to prevent repository corruption.

Conflict-aware task grouping allows you to batch 2-5 related tasks per session, enabling parallel implementation across isolated worktrees while minimizing integration conflicts and accelerating overall delivery.

Manual git worktrees are managed by creating isolated branches for each worker, implementing tasks in parallel, and sequentially merging changes back to the main branch while running QA checks after each integration.

Safe sequential merges require integrating one isolated worktree at a time, running QA checks after each merge, updating documentation, and optionally performing smoke checks before publishing the final updates.

Parallel task orchestration using isolated worktrees is designed for batch sessions of 2-5 tasks to maintain safe, repeatable outcomes, as larger batches may complicate sequential merges and conflict-aware grouping.