Each agent works in a dedicated git worktree on its own branch. They cannot see each other's files and cannot block each other — so parallel work produces zero merge conflicts by construction.
When the Supervisor spawns an agent, it creates a fresh git worktree on a new branch — zevyn/<role>/<id>. The agent gets a complete, independent checkout of your repo to work in.
Same repo, separate filesystems. What one agent edits, the others never see until it merges.
Merge conflicts happen when two changes touch the same lines without knowing about each other. Zevyn removes the precondition: agents are isolated, and the Supervisor merges them one at a time, in dependency order.
When a branch merges cleanly, its worktree is removed automatically. Discarded branches are cleaned up too.
Every worktree is a normal git branch. Inspect the diff against main, run it, and merge or discard — one decision at a time. Agents only land what you say lands.
Monaco-grade editing — LSP, syntax, project-wide find, split panes — wrapped around every agent's worktree as a tab.
ExploreDescribe a goal in a sentence. Swarm plans the task graph, spawns agents in dependency order, and merges a clean branch.
ExploreOne LLM plans the work, spawns agents, reviews their diffs, and merges. You talk to it like a tech lead.
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