AAlek Perak6h ago · 6 min readTwo coding agents, one repo: worktrees, claims and a handoff protocol that keeps them out of each other's wayTo run Claude Code and Codex on the same repo at the same time without collisions, give each agent its own git worktree and branch, have each one claim the work it takes before starting, and make everalekperak.hashnode.dev
TTidywren1d ago · 3 min readSwitch Git identities by folder with includeIf (work vs personal on one machine)If one machine holds both work repositories and personal projects, a single global user.email will eventually put the wrong address on a commit. Git can pick the identity from the folder a repository corporateipshield.hashnode.dev
ZZyVOP1d ago · 14 min readGit vs Scion: Why Anthropic Moved Off Git, and Whether You Should Care"Anthropic replaced git." That headline went around earlier this month, and it is easy to read it the wrong way. It sounds like a new tool is coming for the one every developer touches daily. It isn'tblog.zyvop.com
PPravinraj Vincent1d ago · 3 min readUiPath Pitfall #2: Keeping Your Studio Project in a OneDrive Sync FolderIf you're getting vague compile errors like a bare Error code 1, or a project runs on one PC and won't open cleanly on another, check where the project folder lives. If it's inside OneDrive or any alwpravinrajvincent.hashnode.dev
JJerry1d ago · 3 min readBacklog to live without leaving git — a feature walkthrough of dsh-delivery-boardBacklog to live without leaving git Most of my “where is this feature?” answers used to live in three places at once: a SaaS column, a Slack thread, and whatever was in my head that morning. For a smajerryxff26alt.hashnode.dev
GGitby2d ago · 7 min readPrevent Git merge conflicts by claiming files before you edit themTwo people on a team open index.html on the same afternoon, and neither knows about the other. If their edits overlap, whoever pushes second gets told to pull first. The pull stops on a conflict, and gitby.hashnode.dev
DDorian Zheng3d ago · 16 min readBuilding BoxLite With 13 People: What Coding Agents Taught UsTL;DR Coding agents are part of everyday work at BoxLite. Our most useful lessons concern review reflection, visible evidence, and decisions that still need human understanding. Thirteen people, a mic41Sblog.boxlite.ai
WWill Gwyn3d ago · 4 min readWhy I stopped using Claude Code context compaction (and what replaced it)This is not a post about how compaction works under the hood. There are good write-ups on that already. This is about a narrower question I had to answer for myself: when an agent runs for hours, is awrg32786.hashnode.dev
AAmaresh Pelleti2d ago · 10 min readGit Reset vs Revert vs Restore: Which to UseOriginally published on DevToolHub. Use git reset to move your branch back, git revert to undo a commit with a new commit, and git restore to fix files without touching history. The git reset vs revedevtoolhub.hashnode.dev
1100monkeys.ai2d ago · 7 min readWhen agents share a codebase: lanes, changesets and blame that remembers whyWe build Carbon Forge at 100monkeys.ai. This article was written with the assistance of an AI writing program: one of our agents drafted it from our public docs, and every claim about the product was 100monkeys-ai.hashnode.dev
