you can use git worktrees and just have multiple Claude Code terminal instances working on each worktree. That way they don't clash, just delete the worktree when the task is done.
you can use git worktrees and just have multiple Claude Code terminal instances working on each worktree. That way they don't clash, just delete the worktree when the task is done.
I have never leveraged git worktrees... That is such a crazy useful tool that I am almost ashamed of not having researched it before. Git is such a beautiful piece of software.
I built an open source project to make the whole workflow easier: https://github.com/built-by-as/FleetCode