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Show HN: MindFlock – Parallel AI coding agents, each in its own Git worktree

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Re: Show HN: MindFlock – Parallel AI coding agents, each in its own Git worktree

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Hey everyone,

I built an agent cli orchestrator because I noticed that as I was jumping between tasks in my daily life as a software engineer I constantly had to keep an eye on all of my tabs at the same time to make sure all of my agents weren't waiting on me to continue their work.

I also consistently have to handle tickets, PR reviews, and git issues and I tend to begin that work by having an agent look at those things as well. MindFlock handles that as well by integrating many different ticketing platforms directly so I can ingest tickets directly and begin work.

I use my own tool every day for work and my other projects and built this tool from nothing to a full opensource product in under a month in my free time by bootstrapping from the early stages of the tool itself.

Point is: it has been a real force multiplier for me and has allowed for me to keep my head clearer as I am working by avoiding chasing down a bunch of sessions all at the same time.

The installer is right in the README. I hope you try it and give me feedback. Feedback is a gift and all is welcome!

Re: Show HN: MindFlock – Parallel AI coding agents, each in its own Git worktree

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Using "flock" in the name is an interesting choice given the perception of Flock.

Genuinely curious what you mean by this. I can't think of another common use besides describing birds or sheep

Search "flock surveillance". Flock is a very controversial company, with a lot of ill will directed at it.

Re: Show HN: MindFlock – Parallel AI coding agents, each in its own Git worktree

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Genuinely curious what you mean by this. I can't think of another common use besides describing birds or sheep

Search "flock surveillance". Flock is a very controversial company, with a lot of ill will directed at it.

Good to know. I feel like the word is still common enough in the English language and flock surveillance a new enough thing the well of that word hasn't been poisoned yet. Time will tell I guess