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Manuel Schipper published a detailed walkthrough of his setup for running four to eight Claude Code agents concurrently using tmux, Ghostty terminals, and markdown-based feature specs. Each agent gets a role – planner, worker, or PM – and tasks move through an eight-stage lifecycle tracked entirely in markdown files. Six custom slash commands handle everything from bootstrapping context to verification and archiving. The practical ceiling is around eight agents before cognitive overhead kills the gains, and sequential dependencies between features limit how much you can actually parallelize. Schipper’s setup reflects a pattern emerging across developer tooling blogs: the bottleneck in AI-assisted coding has shifted from generation speed to orchestration and context management.
