Too many agents, one Mac
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Coding agents made parallel work cheap. My Mac got the bill.
I often have several agents working at once, each in its own Git worktree. They write code, run the tests, and commit it. In isolation, each one behaves sensibly. Together, they can start three builds, four test suites, and a browser run on the same machine without any of them knowing the others exist.