Disclosure: I’ve been building something in this space myself, but want to see what’s out there before committing to my approach. Trying to figure out the state of the art here. I want to run Claude Code through something like a structured workflow — multiple agents in parallel per phase (e.g. analyzer → tests + implementor in parallel → verifier), each phase has to pass before the next, isolated git worktrees per task so parallel agents don’t trample each other, and ideally something that recovers cleanly when an agent runs out of context mid-task. What I’ve found so far: Claude Squad / Crystal / Conductor — session managers in parallel worktrees, no workflow shape on top agent-harness-kit (AHK) — MCP scaffold with structured roles but single-agent at a time beads + custom hooks (saw a good post about this recently) — closer to what I want, but lives inside Claude Code rather than orchestrating multiple from outside Is there a tool that does multi-Claude-Code-in-parallel-with- phase-gates and worktree isolation? Or is everyone rolling their own bash + tmux + git worktree scripts? submitted by /u/Sad-Pension-5008
Originally posted by u/Sad-Pension-5008 on r/ClaudeCode