alt Hacker NewsI have basically the same workflow. Planning mode has been the game changer for me. One thing I always wonder is how do people work in parallel? Do you work in different modules? Or maybe you split it between frontend and backend? Would love to hear your experience.
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I literally have 3 folders, each on their own branch. But lately I use 1 folder a lot but work on different features (that won't introduce "merge conflicts" in a sense). Or I do readonly explorations (code auditing is fun!) and another one makes edits on a different feature, and maybe another one does something else in the Flutter app folder. So fairly easy to parallelize things like this. Next step is to install .net sdk + claude on some vm's and just trigger workflows from there, so no ide involved..
You won't be able to parallelize things if you just use the IDE's and their plugins. I do mine in the terminal with extra tabs, outside of the IDE.
I plan out N features at a time, then have it create N git worktrees and spawn N subagents. It does a decent job. I find doing proper reviews on each worktree kind of annoying, though, so I tend to pull them in one at a time and do a review, code, test, feedback loop until it’s good, commit it, pull in the next worktree and repeat the process.