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Coding agents need Linux, not a heavy sandbox. A virtual operating system gives agents a terminal, filesystem, networking, and dev servers inside your existing backend, using a fraction of the RAM.
Using Open-Weight Models in Local Coding Harnesses as an Alternative to Claude Code and Codex Subscriptions
Why coding agents achieve the highest autonomy today, and how Domain-Specific Languages can bring the same level of autonomy to regulated enterprise domains.
Give coding agents separate workspaces, keep track of blocked tasks, and review changes while other agents keep working.
Create separate workspaces for coding agents, review their diffs, and merge changes. Learn what Git worktrees isolate and which resources remain shared.
Right now at Superset, we're able to reliably manage 5-7 coding agents in parallel - whether that's Claude Code, Codex, etc. - at a time. Our goal is to be able to manage 100 coding agents in parallel each by the end of 2026.
I ran out of technical content to write for the blog so here is something I am interested in instead.
Git worktrees have been around since 2015. For most of that time, they were a curiosity. Now they're having a moment. This is the story of how they came to be and why they suddenly matter.
How we built a process-isolated terminal host that survives app restarts, handles backpressure gracefully, and enables cold restore from disk.
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