FireTrident lets thousands of coding agents work on one codebase at once
dinasaur_404 · x · 2026-10-16
Developer mattsolt built FireTrident to answer how thousands of coding agents can work on the same codebase simultaneously. His answer: a 'colony, not a queue' architecture, with agents collaborating in parallel rather than lining up. It's his entry for Cloudflare's next Git platform competition — of interest to anyone working on multi-agent orchestration and large-scale parallel code changes.
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