129 real-world AI agent setups analyzed: Boris Cherny's parallel worktrees lead the pack

abe17124 · reddit · 2026-11-06

The author combed Reddit, X, blogs and GitHub for agent setups people actually kept running, verified 129 of them, and highlighted three:

Common threads: narrow jobs, durable shared state (worktree/checklist/contract file instead of chat context), and a second agent or hard stop catching mistakes — which is what keeps them running past the first demo.

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