Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
Crossweave: parallel coding agents, one repo
Crossweave gives coding agents separate Git worktrees, tracks their session status, and trial-merges changes before you choose what to bring back to the main branch.
- For
- Developers running multiple coding agents on one repository
- Worth noticing
- The demo discloses that agent screens are scripted, while its sessions, commits, and merges are real.
Field notes
The site describes each session as a worktree with its own branch, port block, and shell; optional database or Docker names and a cache directory can also be isolated. Its stated limits are unusually concrete: leases are cooperative, and a process that ignores them can still collide with another session. Session recipes can launch configured commands and a browser pane, but the page says they do not wait for a server to become ready.
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