Doodlestein Against Forced Git Worktrees: Shared Workspace Surfaces Agent Conflicts Immediately
doodlestein · x · 2026-08-28
Discussing multi-agent development workflows, Doodlestein pushes back on tools like Next forcing users into git worktrees: worktrees demolish development velocity and create debt you pay later when agents' changes diverge.
His argument: have multiple agents work in one shared space instead, where conflicts surface immediately and can be dealt with right away — which is easy when agents can communicate with each other.
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