Robert Clapp(@RobertClapp):the agent fleet trend is exposing a problem nobody wants to talk about. you can run 150 claude code instances on the same codebase. you can give each one a worktree. file isolation is solved. memory isolation is not. every agent still reads and writes to the same context layer. agent 12 fixes a test, agent 87 refactors the module the test covered, agent 143 documents the original version. all three think they have the current state. scoped writes per agent and explicit merge on read would fix this. boring sqlite plumbing. but it's the plumbing that decides whether your fleet compounds knowledge or corrupts it.

2026.08.25 13:45

the agent fleet trend is exposing a problem nobody wants to talk about. you can run 150 claude code instances on the same codebase. you can give each one a worktree. file isolation is solved. memory isolation is not. every agent still reads and writes to the same context layer. agent 12 fixes a test, agent 87 refactors the module the test covered, agent 143 documents the original version. all three think they have the current state. scoped writes per agent and explicit merge on read would fix this. boring sqlite plumbing. but it's the plumbing that decides whether your fleet compounds knowledge or corrupts it.