Parallel Agents

Claudette’s core feature is the ability to run multiple Claude Code agents at the same time, each working in complete isolation.

How It Works

Each workspace in Claudette runs its own Claude Code subprocess. When you create a new workspace:

A git worktree is created on a new branch
A dedicated Claude Code agent session starts in that worktree
The agent has full access to the worktree’s files but is completely isolated from other workspaces

This means you can have one agent building a new feature, another fixing a bug, and a third writing tests — all at the same time, all in the same repository, with zero conflicts.

Creating Parallel Workspaces

Click the + button next to any repository in the sidebar to create a new workspace. Each workspace appears as a separate entry under the repo, with its own:

Chat session
Terminal tabs
Diff view
Branch name

Switching Between Workspaces

Click a workspace in the sidebar to switch to it
Keyboard: ⌘/Ctrl + Shift + [ and ⌘/Ctrl + Shift + ] to cycle through workspaces in the same project
Fuzzy finder: ⌘/Ctrl + K to quickly search and jump to any workspace

Agent Lifecycle

Each agent session has a lifecycle:

Running — the agent is actively processing a prompt (shown with a status indicator in the sidebar)
Idle — the agent is waiting for your next prompt
Stopped — the session has ended; send a new message to restart it

Press Escape to stop a running agent at any time.