Parallel work

BIGGI provides two levels of work organization:

• Local sessions keep separate conversations for different goals.
• Agent Manager runs several sessions side by side, optionally in isolated git worktrees.

Use a normal session when

• You have one focused task.
• The work should happen in the open workspace.
• You want to continue an earlier conversation from History.
• You want to export a transcript or share a supported public session link.

See Sessions and Sharing.

Use Agent Manager when

• Several tasks can proceed independently.
• You want each task on its own branch and worktree.
• You need a terminal and live diff beside each session.
• You want to compare multiple models or approaches.
• You are reviewing or continuing work associated with a pull request.

See Agent Manager.

What parallel work does not include

BIGGI does not currently provide team seats, organization dashboards, SSO, audit logs, enterprise model policies, or managed cloud workspaces. Agent Manager orchestrates local sessions and local git worktrees inside the VS Code extension.

Keep parallel tasks independent

Split work by outcome and ownership. Good parallel tasks touch different subsystems or can be merged cleanly. Avoid sending several agents into the same files unless you are deliberately comparing alternative implementations.

Each hosted-model session has separate usage. Multi-model comparisons multiply request volume.