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The coming coordination calamity
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this post was submitted on 25 May 2026
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Multiple top-level agents can't modify the same codebase simultaneously, they'll confuse each other. But you can instruct the main agent to spawn sub-agents that it coordinates for you, to increase throughput and reduce token consumption.
that's why claude uses git work trees exactly for this use case