u/Vidhrohi

I've been using claude code for a while and was mostly running it the old fashioned way in git, branches for features, merge back to main when needed.

Latest claude code really pushes you towards the multi agent workflow where every agent works in its own worktree. While I get the theoretical benefits, in practice it has caused me nothing but pain. My testing pipeline doesnt know what to do with worktrees, claude repeatedly merges weird or pushes the worktree to github (which I mean, I never asked to do)

Am I missing something about worktrees ? Should I be looking into ways to disable this ? I don't feel like I get much benefit out of the theoretical parallelization in my workflow because I am almost never working on two separate features at the same time.

Edit: Thanks for your insights folks, interesting to hear. One other thing I am curious about, are the worktree enabled of you running multi agent situations where there are multiple changes happening in your codebase at the same time ?

There are a number available on facebook marketplace but I really wouldn't know if they are good or damaged in some imperceptible way

As I understand, it went viral back in 2012 , I got to it because I went down a rabbit hole researching this even made a post on namethatsong

I love the rap battle setting, reminds me a little of qawwali but competitive.

Here's the pattern, I start doing an activity that I like (work, playing video games, sketching), it's effortful but I put the effort in. For a while it gives minimal rewards but they peter off over time my mind learns not to anticipate good feelings from the effort.. and now it has been so long and so many attempts of doing things that all effort has started to feel futile.

It seems to me that a lot of pharmacological treatment is focused on helping you do things more, giving you more *Executive control*. Does anyone have experience with pharmaceutical approaches to help you with getting more happy juice out of things that you do ?

I am trying to set up an automated sign up page for closed testing of my cross platofrm app. The idea is to have a sign up page where users provide their email and I respond with an email that gives them a welcome email and links to start testing for both platforms.

On iPhone this is straightforward, the alpha tester gets a link, they click on it install test flight and are good to go.

On Android it seems that I have to manually add the email address to my closed test first.. Is this true or am I missing something ?

I'm looking for mods other than [Tavern Minigames](https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/1668) that add some more fun things to do in town. I tried the minigames mod but it just doesn't do it for me so I am left with reading books, listening to the bard , accosting people , shopping and fishing..

Honestly if there was another more modern minigames mod that would be ideal .. but any other activities would do

Do we just peace out and leave everyone to be a noble sacrifice for the Queen ? :D