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One Claude Code command can launch 30 AI agents at once /batch breaks a large task into independent jobs, shows you the execution plan, and runs the agents in parallel.

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Anderson18 days ago

Thirty agents at once is how you burn a month of credits

Deep18 days ago

Check that two agents never write the same file.

Emir Çitak18 days ago

30 in parallel on one repo sounds like merge conflict hell. do they each get their own worktree or are they writing to the same tree

decentradork18 days ago

30 parallel agents is great until three of them decide to edit the same file. The hard part of /batch is splitting the work so it's actually independent.

Hassaan Saleem18 days ago

Running 30 agents in parallel is easy. Keeping them coordinated while they work is the real challenge.

Chlooe🐥18 days ago

the second you see two agents touch the same config file you learn why the plan step exists

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