session-orchestrator

You can run isolated Claude sessions in parallel by dispatching independent tasks to dedicated git worktrees, which prevents cross-session data leakage and preserves the main session context. The orchestrator monitors each session and merges approved work back after internal reviews.

Orchestrating multiple Claude automation tasks without context collision is achieved by using isolated git worktrees for parallel execution. The system dispatches work, surfaces questions from sessions, and collects user answers to maintain safe, auditable collaboration.

Merging approved work back to the main branch happens after each isolated session completes its internal review. The orchestrator ensures that only reviewed and approved changes from the parallel worktrees are integrated into the main branch.

Yes, you can monitor progress and answer questions from parallel Claude sessions in real time. The orchestrator implements per-session buffers and status checks to surface questions to the user and collect answers while sessions run.

Yes, git worktrees are required to run parallel Claude sessions for independent tasks. They provide the isolated environments necessary to prevent cross-session data leakage and ensure safe, auditable collaboration across multiple execution contexts.