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Insights from the Superset team about parallel coding agents and developer productivity.

Engineering·

Switching Between AI Coding Agents Without Losing Context

Claude Code wedges, runs out of context, or turns out to be the wrong tool. Moving that session to another agent means moving the context. Here is what context actually is, why it does not travel, and the fork commands every major agent CLI ships.

Kiet Ho
Kiet Ho
Company·

The Production Run

Our prediction for when the software factory actually arrives, the four tiers on the way there, and the first production run, starting in September.

Kiet Ho
Kiet Ho
Product·

You Don't Need Another AI Coding Agent: You Need an Orchestrator

The AI coding tools landscape is flooded with agents. The real bottleneck isn't agent quality. It's managing multiple agents at scale. Here's why orchestration is the missing layer.

Satya Patel
Satya Patel
Engineering·

The Complete Guide to Running Parallel AI Coding Agents

How to run multiple AI coding agents in parallel without conflicts. Covers isolation strategies, orchestration patterns, and practical workflows for scaling from 1 to 10+ agents.

Avi Peltz
Avi Peltz
Engineering·

Working with Git Worktrees in Superset

How Superset uses Git worktrees to run multiple AI coding agents in parallel without conflicts. A practical guide to the workflow that lets you 10x your throughput.

Kiet Ho
Kiet Ho
Product·

Our plan for running 100 Parallel Coding Agents

An attempt to crystallize our plans for 2026

Satya Patel
Satya Patel
Company·

How to get hit (probably in the face but anywhere else works too)

I ran out of technical content to write for the blog so here is something I am interested in instead.

Kiet Ho
Kiet Ho
Engineering·

Git Worktrees: The Feature That Waited a Decade for Its Moment

Git worktrees have been around since 2015. For most of that time, they were a curiosity. Now they're having a moment. This is the story of how they came to be and why they suddenly matter.

Avi Peltz
Avi Peltz
Engineering·

The Terminal That (Almost) Never Dies: Building a Persistent Terminal Daemon for Electron

How we built a process-isolated terminal host that survives app restarts, handles backpressure gracefully, and enables cold restore from disk.

Avi Peltz
Avi Peltz