Sample: why every agent gets its own room

When two agents edit the same folder at the same time, they trample each other. They don’t crash. They quietly overwrite each other’s work, and you find out three commits later.

The old fix

Git already has the answer: worktrees. Give each task its own folder and its own branch, and let a person decide what gets merged.

git worktree add ../app.orbit/fix-header -b orbit/fix-header

Small rooms, clear doors

A list keeps this honest:

• One task, one folder, one branch.
• Nothing runs a command unseen.
• Finished work merges itself; clashes go back to the agent that caused them.

An agent that can break nothing is an agent you can let run.

Sample pull quote

What I’d do differently

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