I use a tiling window manager to manage each task (/workflow/issue/ticket) on a separate (visual) workspace with its own isolated container/git worktree that is

I use a tiling window manager to manage each task (/workflow/issue/ticket) on a separate (visual) workspace with its own isolated container/git worktree that is bound to it. I name my workspaces to match the task, so it's easy to find all terminal sessions/apps related to one task; then I only have to be able to find a session/app within the task. And i3wm supports tabs, the tab title automatically set by most AI agents and apps to be something helpful, so it's trivial to find. Thought this is not sth even AI specific, it's not really AI specific, it is just super useful for multi-tasking in general way beyond coding tasks as well. I first started automating this flow 6-7-ish years ago as i3-env: https://github.com/kantord/i3-env https://github.com/kantord/i3-env thought since I tried to rewrite that a couple times because debugging bash scripts was not so much fun; I'm kinda settling on a well-made and portable system now, though it's not well documented yet.