Running 2-3 parallel AI coding sessions beats 5-6, founder finds
IgorCarron · x · 2026-10-07
Founder Amandine Flachs shared her hands-on experience with parallel AI coding sessions: starting with 5-6 concurrent sessions led to too much context switching, so she now caps it at 2-3 ongoing sessions for better throughput. Lauren boosted the post, noting she's found a similar threshold.
A practical counterintuitive lesson for anyone running agents in parallel: more sessions isn't better — limiting concurrency beats stacking volume.
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