I had my first really successful session with parallel Claude agents last night. 4 or 5 agents going at once, I was spending all my time on QA, Code Review and Merge conflcits. If this keeps up I’m going to end up with a second Claude Max plan. 

I don’t know why it finally clicked but I think it was a combination of having a good test suite, an environment setup script and the prompts coming out of Daygent, the tool I’m building to help product leaders build with AI developer agents.

Building Daygent: a product management app for building products with software developer agents.

how did you arrive at 4-5 agents as opposed to more or less for what you were working on?

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Pretty random, it was the max I could do while testing it without me the human losing track of what we were working on.

This is the list. I was a lot of utility work/clean up. No new feature development. 

I used Terragon which is a hosted instance with a nice web interface but that doesn’t matter as much, I was just using it because I wanted to use my iPad in bed. It does spin up new VMs for each task which makes the devoos part of it simple ( but git tree is fine too)

https://www.terragonlabs.com

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was going to say.. managing 4-5 agents concurrently building new features without breaking things sounded superhuman

+ how are tasks split / what do they work on in parallel