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Branch isolation is a common means of handling conflicts from agents operating in parallel; each task runs on an independent Git branch, so the agent's file modifications are naturally confined to its own workspace.
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UnverifiedMultiple agents sharing the same folder may cause file conflicts; for Git projects, enabling worktrees allows each agent to use an independent copy, avoiding race conditions.79% similarUnverifiedIn AFK scenarios, each Agent works on an independent Git branch to avoid code conflicts, with results ultimately integrated through a merge process.78% similarUnverifiedIn a spec-driven development workflow, a feature branch is an independent line of development in Git branched off from the main branch, on which the agent commits while humans retain the permission to push and merge to main.74% similarUnverifiedSelection recommendations: use subagents for parallel processing of mutually independent subtasks, use agent teams when multiple agents need to discuss and coordinate with each other, and use Git Worktrees when multiple tasks operate on different branches of the same repository.72% similarUnverifiedA common solution for parallel Agent workflows is to create a separate Git branch or sandbox environment for each Agent and resolve conflicts through a merge process at the end.70% similar
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