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Can agents not checkout different branches and then work on them? It's what people also do. I have a hard time to understand what problem is even solved here.
by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
Can agents not checkout different branches and then work on them? It's what people also do. I have a hard time to understand what problem is even solved here.
- stingraycharles 6mo agoYes, this is the obvious solution. Multiple agents working on multiple features should use feature branches. Can’t believe how this whole AI movement seems to want to reinvent software engineering, poorly.
- sassymuffinz 6mo agoTheir goal is not to give us a better tool, it's to get us to think our old tools are rubbish so we give them money instead.
- PunchyHamster 6mo agoto be entirely fair while git is getting better, the tooling UI/UX is still designed with expectation someone read the git book and understood exactly how it works. Which should be basic skill on anyone dealing with code, but Git is not just programmer's tool any more for a long time so better UI is welcome
- gardenhedge 6mo agoHas that ever been achieved in software/dev industry?
- BatteryMountain 6mo agoclaude can use worktrees.. so if you have a system with say 10 agents, each one can use a worktree per session.. no need to clone the the repo 10 times or work on branches. Worktreeees.