You are right - it is something we did intentionally, but I would like to learn more from your use case - what is the reason to prefer isolation of changes?
Is it the case that you wish to have multiple agents working on the same task and then picking the best implementation? Or do you have a reason to prefer multiple tasks to be implemented in complete isolation from one another?
Hey, I just wanted to say I do like the product you guys made, really love it. ideally I want to be able to have multiple agent sessions running, and it feels to me odd to have different sessions run into each other. ideally, i could have an agent running per stack of branches. additionally, sometimes i'd also like to edit some code while having claude run in the background.
Is it the case that you wish to have multiple agents working on the same task and then picking the best implementation? Or do you have a reason to prefer multiple tasks to be implemented in complete isolation from one another?