Divide by durable boundaries
Assign work by behavior and target paths, not by vague roles. Tasks that edit the same core files should normally be sequenced unless a human plans the integration.
Answer page
Coordinate agents through explicit task boundaries, dependency order, isolated working areas, and shared repository evidence.
Direct answer
Multiple coding agents can work safely when each receives a distinct task with declared target paths, dependencies, and validation. Keep overlapping work sequential or deliberately coordinated, and use repository summaries and reconciliation as the shared handoff layer.
Practical guidance
Assign work by behavior and target paths, not by vague roles. Tasks that edit the same core files should normally be sequenced unless a human plans the integration.
Plan the prerequisites and handoffs before agents begin. A task should not rely on another agent's unreviewed or unrecorded assumptions.
Individual summaries show local evidence; milestone reconciliation shows whether the combined work meets the intended outcome.
Verified demo evidence
$ day-shift task new --milestone-overview <milestone-overview> --full-set
Created 2 declared tasks and implementation summariesAuthorship and sources
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