orchestrator:parallel

To implement multiple GitHub issues in parallel, you can use isolated Git worktrees for each issue, allowing independent agent-based task execution to handle concurrent development without conflicts. This significantly reduces overall delivery time for independent feature requests or bug fixes.

Git worktree orchestration works by creating an isolated worktree for each GitHub issue, assigning a specialized agent to work within that environment, and managing progress reporting and error handling concurrently across all active tasks to optimize team throughput.

Yes, you need the GitHub CLI (gh) installed to automate parallel agent task execution. The orchestration process also requires Git worktree management capabilities and agent task management tools to properly isolate and execute multiple issues concurrently.

The best way to prevent conflicts when developing multiple features simultaneously is to use isolated Git worktrees for each task. This ensures that each issue's implementation remains completely contained within its own separate working directory.

You should avoid using parallel worktrees for GitHub issue implementation when tasks are not independent. If feature requests or bug fixes require overlapping file modifications, isolated concurrent execution may lead to complex merge conflicts instead of accelerating delivery.