Listening to Boris Cherny talk about “coding being largely solved” felt familiar — it describes a shift many of us are already living, even if we don’t always name it.
Anthropic just shipped native git worktree support in Claude Code CLI. Last week I wrote about a hub-and-spoke worktree setup for parallel AI agents --- now it's getting baked right into the tool.
Git worktrees let you run multiple AI agents in parallel — each on its own branch, in its own directory, without stepping on each other. Here's how I use this when I've got a few features cooking at once.
If you've been using Claude Code for a while, you already know **subagents**. They're the workhorses behind the `Task` tool — you send one off to research something, it comes back with results, and you move on. Simple, effective, and cheap on tokens.
Critical thinking is your most valuable asset in the age of AI-assisted development. Why judgment still matters when building with AI.