parallel-worktree-dev

Git worktrees allow you to manage multiple features concurrently by creating separate working directories from a single repository. This approach orchestrates parallel development by providing each cloud agent with an isolated worktree and a handoff document to guide implementation without blocking the main branch.

A git worktree creates an additional working directory linked to your main repository, needed when orchestrating parallel development across multiple features. It enables concurrent work on separate proposals or investigations by providing isolated environments for cloud agents to handle discovery, planning, and implementation.

To hand off a feature task, you write a concise WORKTREE_TASK.md document inside the newly created worktree. This lightweight handoff file guides cloud agents through discovery, planning, and implementation, initiating parallel development across multiple features simultaneously.

Yes, you can coordinate parallel work across multiple proposals and investigations using git worktrees. The orchestration process provides clear status tracking and dependency management across all active worktrees, ensuring concurrent feature development remains organized and effectively managed.

The best way to orchestrate cloud agents is by creating separate git worktrees for each feature and providing lightweight handoff documents. This enables cloud agents to concurrently drive discovery, planning, and implementation across multiple features without blocking the main repository.