Running Long-Running Coding Agents in Parallel Lacks Shared, Persistent Environments
Developers running multiple long-lived AI coding agent tasks in parallel find that setting up isolated environments is tedious, work stops when a laptop closes, triggering tasks from tools like Sentry or Linear is awkward, and sharing progress with teammates requires manual screenshot or branch handoffs.
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