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Paradev

Runs CLI coding agents in separate Git worktrees so they can tackle tasks in the same repository concurrently. Review and integrate their changes in one workspace; agents and model subscriptions are yours to bring.

Introduction

Running more coding agents does not automatically mean shipping faster: agents need independent working copies, and their changes still need human review and integration. Paradev focuses on that coordination gap rather than trying to replace the agents themselves.

What Sets It Apart
  • Each task gets its own Git worktree and branch, so agents can work in parallel without overwriting one another’s files or the main checkout.
  • A shared review workflow brings diffs, commits, pull requests, and browser previews together, making it easier to evaluate an agent’s work before merging.
  • It supports a range of CLI agents and does not proxy model calls; existing subscriptions and API keys remain under the developer’s control.
  • Desktop, CLI, SDK, and MCP surfaces extend workspace management beyond a single terminal session. Worktrees separate files, but they are not process sandboxes and do not prevent merge conflicts.
Who It’s For

Great fit if you already rely on CLI coding agents and want to run several repository tasks at once without manually juggling branches and terminals. Look elsewhere if you need a coding agent or model subscription included, or if you expect parallel work to be conflict-free and fully isolated.

Information

  • Websitegithub.com
  • OrganizationsParadevAI
  • Published date2025/10/21

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