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Use git worktree to create isolated working directories for multiple agents within the same repository. This coordinates parallel feature development by enabling simultaneous work without interference, while still sharing the same underlying Git history.

Git worktree provides the best way to work on multiple features simultaneously by creating separate worktrees for each feature branch. This allows you to maintain per-worktree isolation while keeping the shared repository history intact.

Yes, you can run multiple agents in the same repository without interference by using git worktree. It creates isolated workspaces for each agent, preventing conflicts and allowing simultaneous, independent feature development across separate directories.

You can coordinate parallel work by creating a new worktree with a dedicated feature branch, then removing the worktree once the task is complete. This process supports listing active worktrees to track isolated workspaces across the repository.

Yes, you must check project setup documentation, including readme or agent docs, before installing dependencies or making changes. This ensures proper environment configuration and dependency management within the newly created isolated worktree.

Use parallel workspaces when another agent is working in the same directory or when you need to handle multi-task scenarios and long-running tasks. Git worktree provides the necessary isolation to execute these simultaneous operations efficiently.