What does it mean to manage several Claude agents to program at a time?
Presumably it means starting multiple copies of Claude Code or whatever other agent powered IDE and having them work on different things at the same time, so while you're waiting for one you can be replying to another, etc. so that multiple workstreams are proceeding in parallel.
He was talking about Claude CLI which is some marrying of Claude and a cli to launch an agent with a task in a directory (but Ive never used it, just them marketng it).
You can use git workspaces to have multiple features in progress at once, with agents merrily code generating away
On that note, does anyone have a good way for Claude or any other AI to understand large database schemas? If I've got an app that's based largely on loads of database functions, what's the best way to give Claude context?
I think the correct subcommand is worktree and they're called worktrees. Essentially, git worktrees let you check out multiple branches simultaneously.