gitbutler-multi-agent
GitButler Multi-Agent Coordination
Multiple agents → virtual branches → parallel execution → zero coordination overhead.
<when_to_use>
- Multiple agents working on different features simultaneously
- Sequential agent handoffs (Agent A → Agent B)
- Commit ownership transfer between agents
- Parallel execution with early conflict detection
- Post-hoc reorganization of multi-agent work
NOT for: single-agent workflows (use standard GitButler), projects needing PR automation (Graphite better)
</when_to_use>
Core Advantage
Traditional Git Problem:
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