How do I run multiple Claude Code agents in parallel?

Use git worktrees to isolate each agent in its own directory, then run each agent in a separate terminal. Tools like Superset automate the worktree setup and provide a unified diff viewer.

What is Superset for coding agents?

An open-source terminal app (96 HN points, 90 comments) that spins up 10 parallel coding agents using git worktrees, handles environment setup automatically, and surfaces diffs for review before PRs.

What tools exist for multi-agent CLI coordination?

Superset (terminal UI), Fleet (bash script, git-based tasks), Orc (bash+tmux+git), and Claude Code's own experimental Agent Teams feature.

Why use git worktrees for parallel AI agents?

Worktrees give each agent its own isolated working directory on the same repo without branch-switch overhead, preventing agents from overwriting each other's in-progress changes.

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Running 10+ Parallel Coding Agents From the CLI Is the Hot New Workflow — Tooling Lagging

Developers are spinning up 10-20 parallel Claude Code / Codex agents on git worktrees. Superset (96 HN pts, 90c) solves worktree friction. 20+ coordinating agents demo got 53 pts. Tokscale (3.7k GitHub stars) tracks multi-agent spend. Orchestration tooling is fragmented across bash scripts, tmux, and custom CLIs.

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A CLI tool that spins up parallel coding agents on isolated git worktrees, tracks their token spend, and merges their output branches when done

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Developers running 10-20 parallel Claude Code or Codex agents in 2026 have no standard way to orchestrate them from a single command. They stitch together bash scripts, tmux sessions, and custom CLIs to provision worktrees, assign tasks, tail agent output, and merge branches when agents finish. The fragmentation is real: Superset (96 HN points) fills the worktree setup gap, tokscale (3,700 GitHub stars) fills the spend-tracking gap, but nothing wraps the full lifecycle in one tool. This CLI tool takes a task list, spins up N isolated git worktrees with a coding agent per slot, tails all agent outputs in a split terminal view, enforces per-agent token budgets, and auto-merges or queues successful branches for review when agents finish.

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