From reference
Multi-session and parallel execution patterns. Worktrees, fan-out, writer/reviewer splits. Use when you need to work on multiple things simultaneously.
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Work on multiple features simultaneously with zero conflicts:
claude --worktree feature-auth # Isolated copy, own branch
claude --worktree bug-fix-123 # Another isolated copy
claude --worktree # Auto-generated name
Each worktree gets its own branch from origin/HEAD. Changes are isolated. Cleanup is automatic if no changes were made.
Tip: Copy .env and other gitignored files by creating .worktreeinclude:
.env
.env.local
config/secrets.json
Use SEPARATE sessions for writing and reviewing — fresh context prevents bias:
claude --resume or new session → review the codeProcess multiple files with the same operation:
# Generate task list
claude -p "list all controllers that need auth middleware" > tasks.txt
# Process each
while read file; do
claude -p "add auth middleware to $file" --allowedTools "Read,Edit"
done < tasks.txt
For large features with independent subtasks:
Sweet spot: 3-5 parallel agents. More than that is hard to review.
Don't mix unrelated tasks. Instead:
claude -n "auth-refactor" — session for auth workclaude -n "api-tests" — session for test writingclaude -n "bug-4521" — session for a specific bugclaude --resume auth-refactor