Isolation, file ownership and cleanup: the boring half of running coding agents in parallel on Windows
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Someone left a comment on my last post that was a better outline than the post was: Parallel agents are only practical when the workspace boundaries are boring and explicit. On Windows especially, I would care less about the launch trick and more about isolation, logs, file ownership, and cleanup a…
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Isolation, file ownership and cleanup: the boring half of running coding agents in parallel on Windows
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