orchestrating-worktree-agents

You can run parallel AI agents in separate git worktrees by using this skill to dispatch independent tasks, automatically creating isolated feature branches and dedicated Ghostty terminal tabs for each agent session.

Managing multiple AI coding agents simultaneously is best handled by orchestrating them across isolated git worktrees, leveraging Ghostty terminal keybinds for seamless tab and window management while each agent works on an independent feature branch.

Orchestrating worktree agents specifically relies on Ghostty terminal integration and its keybinds for seamless tab management, meaning it does not natively support other terminal emulators without explicit configuration.

Yes, you can explicitly select which AI tool is used for each worktree agent, as the orchestration supports explicit tool selection alongside an auto-detection feature that automatically identifies available AI coding tools in the project root.

You dispatch an agent to implement a specific feature by configuring the project root and specifying the task, which triggers worktree creation, branch isolation, and a dedicated terminal session for that parallel AI development task.

You should avoid using parallel git worktree agents for tightly coupled tasks, as this orchestration is designed for multiple independent and unrelated features where agents can operate concurrently without interference or shared dependencies.