It mostly works, except we don't have a clean flow for docker: shared system daemon & repository means need to manually tag & run by branch/project (docker compose -p ...), which is friction for the LLM and even more setup than we want
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Helped: Running multiple Claude Code instances in separate git branches.
Got in the way: Docker shared daemon requires manual tagging and running by branch.
Yes that's how I do Claude code manually, git branch per terminal window, and very rarely multiple agents on the same branch It mostly works, except we don't have a clean flow for docker: shared system daemon & repository means need to manually tag & run by branch/project (docker compose -p ...), which is friction for the LLM and even more setup than we want As a heavy multi session Claude Code user, this may be what finally converts me to cloud IDEs...