Guides
Practical notes on working with AI coding agents: running several at once, keeping their work apart with git, and using Claude Code and Codex side by side. Each guide explains the general technique first, so it is useful with or without Yami.
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How to run several Claude Code agents in parallel
One git worktree and branch per agent, a task split that keeps branches apart, reviewing and merging one branch at a time, and the limits of a personal plan.
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Claude Code and Codex in one app
Why use both, what each one is in plain terms, sharing one project between them, and running the official CLIs on your own plans.
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Git worktrees for AI coding agents
What a worktree is, the commands you need (add, list, remove, prune), why agents need separate checkouts, and how to clean up afterwards.
About Yami
Yami is a free desktop app for macOS (Apple silicon) and Windows 11 where a leader agent plans the work and a crew of agents builds the parts, each in its own git worktree. It is in a private beta, invite only.
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