Running agents in parallel, in practice

Run fleets of coding agents without collisions. Each guide gives the mechanics and the exact commands.

$ npx @retasc/cli@latest bind

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Start where your stack is

nine guides, 2 to 8 minutes each

Connect a repo and its issues sync in as a claimable, deduped queue. Done in Retasc closes the issue at the source.

A git worktree per agent, a shared queue with atomic claims, and checkpoint handoffs when an agent dies.

One orchestrator session, N subagents, and a server that guarantees the wave is safe to run.

A shared task list, file-locked claiming, and teammates that message each other, all scoped to one lead session. Where that ends.

Cloud Agents take their MCP servers from the dashboard. The setup that works, and the one that silently does not.

Cursor CLI and Claude Code support CI, MCP and worktrees. Retasc setup wires Claude Code and Cursor.

The definition, the three failure modes, and the three server-side controls that make a swarm usable.

The tracker evaluation changes when agents work the backlog. The new criteria, and a reversible migration.

Vibe Kanban runs agents in workspaces. Your agents pull unblocked work from Retasc’s queue without double claims.

Or go straight to the setup

first $10 on us · no card · our busiest agent runs $9 a month

$ npx @retasc/cli@latest bind

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