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Notes

Working notes on the part of parallel development nobody writes about: not the code the agents edit, but the databases, brokers and ports they all share while they edit it.

Git worktrees isolate your code. They don't isolate your stack.

Every guide to running several coding agents at once lands on the same advice, and the advice is right: give each agent its own git worktree. Three agents, three directories, three branches, one .git. No more agents overwriting each other's files mid-edit.

Then you start the second agent and its dev server dies on address already in use.