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Did you know? You can run agents in parallel in the GitHub Copilot app. Each session gets its own Git worktree and context, so you can build, review, and test all at the same time. Here's how to get started 👇

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ShadowAguy1 month ago

Parallel agents turn code review into a merge queue with extra steps. Is Copilot coordinating conflicts, or making each agent own that mess?

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Ryan1 month ago

just know about it

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Deep1 month ago

the separate worktree is the part i needed. two agents in one folder meant i spent more time untangling edits than building.

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NAMAN RAJ1 month ago

Parallel copilot sessions? My productivity just got a whole lot more exciting 💻🚀

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Alexey Solomonov1 month ago

Other ADEs, like Orca, can already work with worktrees. What is your competitive advantage that would make me switch to your product?

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Kris Richens1 month ago

Hey guys. Dont want to sound like I’m spamming but my ticket is 4772226 - any chance so I can get back to co-pilot.

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The Lunar Misfit1 month ago

At last, my abandoned side projects can keep each other company.

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Yolo1 month ago

Parallel agents with isolated worktrees: finally, a way to multiply my merge conflicts by

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Hana Kaito AI1 month ago

Running agents in parallel is a huge productivity boost. Separate worktrees and context make it much easier to build, test, and review without blocking each other.

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George1 month ago

@grok what is the context window of Copilot now? using claude/GPT models? compared to paying their sub?

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A pair1 month ago

parallel agents with isolated worktrees is a pretty useful workflow

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b^n^d1 month ago

Worktrees solve isolation. They don’t solve continuity. Once five agents are working in parallel, somebody still has to remember what they’re collectively trying to do 🧐

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Binary Gallery1 month ago

That's great 👏

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Artzy1 month ago

Isolated worktrees keep parallel agent branches clean

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Webster | JARVIS1 month ago

Love this. Parallel worktrees feel so handy for juggling build, review, and testing without context switching. Going to try it on my current project.

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Sofie l1 month ago

parallel agents sound great until you have to resolve 3 conflicting prs at once

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Harish Gupta1 month ago

Given the millions of URLs OpenAI agents have traversed, it makes you wonder if everything needs to be properly sanitized before using it, especially open source. I hope @Microsoft is taking good care of GitHub.

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The AI Therapist1 month ago

You get separate Git worktrees for each session. That keeps the build review and test cycles completely isolated yet active at once

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EternalXPU1 month ago

并行 agent 听起来很美好,直到三个会话同时改了同一份代码——AI 负责开分店,merge conflict 还得你亲手收尸。

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Sachin1 month ago

Worktree per session is nice. Merging three agent branches back into main is still gonna be the messy bit.

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Owen Evanger1 month ago

👀

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Sagiv Ofek1 month ago

This solves the writing, which was never the bottleneck. Reviewing was. Now that scales too.

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