Git worktrees unlock Claude Code parallelism

While single-agent terminal assistants are bottlenecked by sequential task execution, leveraging Git worktrees transforms Claude Code into a highly parallelized multi-agent suite. Branch isolation ensures that code modifications in one session do not affect others. Developers can offload long-running tasks like writing tests or executing large refactors while continuing their main work in another terminal pane. Automated cleanup processes remove locked temporary worktree entries when agents complete tasks or get terminated. Dividing work across separate worktrees maintains context efficiency by keeping token usage focused and minimal.