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the trick to running parallel agents without them clobbering each other is giving every single one its own dedicated workspace . it basically prevents race conditions in code editing but has anyone found a way to manage the sync overhead when scaling this up?

https://dev.to/kanfu-panda/want-ai-to-work-in-parallel-first-give-each-one-its-own-workspace-40ch

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ive been using a centralized state store for metadata instead of trying to sync the actual files every time. as long as you use an atomic lock on the registry, you can keep the workspaces isolated but still have a single source of truth for progress. it avoids the constant file-system polling that usually kills performance. if you rely on git merges for everything, you're going to hit a wall pretty fast . are you using a custom orchestrator or something like langgraph to handle the coordination?



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