rcode-herdr-orchestration

You can run parallel AI coding agents safely by orchestrating them across isolated git worktrees, monitoring each through dedicated panes, and merging their outputs into a campaign integration branch with type-checking gates.

Git worktree orchestration for multi-agent tasks is a process that assigns each AI agent its own isolated working directory to execute parallel audits or fixes, preventing branch conflicts before merging.

You manage multi-wave fix campaigns by tracking a durable backlog and state files, using heartbeat checks to monitor agent progress, and sequencing merges back into the integration branch until completion.

Yes, you can use TypeScript type-checking to gate merges in a parallel coding workflow, ensuring that code from isolated agents passes TSC validation before integrating into the campaign branch.

You prevent accidental pushes by enforcing explicit no-push safeguards during the merge process, keeping all agent output local until you explicitly approve landing the changes.

Limitations include the requirement for dedicated pane control, one worktree per agent, committed backlog files, and strict adherence to no-push safeguards to avoid uncontrolled branch integration.