OpenCode 1.16.0 previews parallel agent workflows

While Git worktrees are the power user's favorite method for running parallel agent workflows without file conflicts, native workspace virtualization is required to make multi-agent coding accessible to the average developer.

• –**Context Isolation:** Leveraging Git worktrees prevents parallel agent executions from conflicting or overwriting files in active development branches.
• –**UX Reduction:** First-class integration of worktree workflows inside a terminal-native tool (OpenCode) lowers the cognitive load of switching directories manually.
• –**Alternative Sandboxes:** Previewing a non-worktree alternative hints at future support for containerized or virtualized agent workspaces to bypass Git-specific setup.
• –**Release Target:** The features are slated for the upcoming OpenCode 1.16.0 release, highlighting active development on agent parallelization.