18/08/2026
Last Friday at Pink Room, we had an internal talk on Git worktrees.
The short version: one repository, several working copies. You can work on multiple branches at the same time without stashing anything, and each coding agent gets its own copy of the codebase to work in.
Worktrees went from a Git curiosity to a daily tool for us when we started running AI agents in parallel. One agent per worktree, without stepping on each other’s changes or interrupting your own workflows.
The important part is treating each worktree as a complete working context, not just a folder. Code, terminal, editor and agent session all belong together.