Agent Lane Dashboard
A visual dashboard for engineering teams running multiple Claude Code agents in parallel worktrees, showing which lane is mid-build, predicting merge conflicts before they happen, and explaining why the queue blocked your last push.
engineering leads and senior developers running several Claude Code worktrees in parallel on the same repo
- Real-time lane map showing each worktree's branch, build status, test queue position, and last error
- Conflict-prediction model that flags lanes likely to clash based on touched files
- Plain-English root-cause explainer for queue rejections (stale branch, missing check command, build lock contention)
- Slack and Linear integrations that post a digest when a lane lands or stalls
Claude Code's --worktree workflow is exploding in adoption, but once a team runs more than two parallel agents they hit the exact race conditions the merge queue project describes; nobody has built the human-facing layer on top.
Claude Code officially documents and promotes --worktree for parallel sessions; multiple practitioner guides published in 2025-2026 confirm real adoption among senior devs running 2+ agents.Run parallel sessions with worktrees - Claude Code Docs ↗Running Parallel Claude Code Agents on Git Worktrees ↗Running Parallel Claude Code Agents on Real Projects ↗
Anthropic itself shipped 'Agent View' at Code with Claude SF in May 2026 as a built-in CLI dashboard for managing parallel sessions, directly competing with this idea as a first-party feature.Claude Code Launches Agent View for Parallel Session Management ↗Run agents in parallel - Claude Code Docs ↗
Anthropic's pricing tiers (Pro $17, Max $100/mo) confirm willingness to pay for Claude tooling, but a standalone dashboard competing with a bundled Anthropic feature has reduced pricing power and unclear willingness to pay.Plans & Pricing | Claude by Anthropic ↗Claude Code Pricing | ClaudeLog ↗
Anthropic is doubling down on multi-agent orchestration (Agent View, doubled rate limits), so the underlying trend is durable, but Anthropic expanding native features threatens third-party longevity.Claude Code Launches Agent View for Parallel Session Management ↗
Hooking into git worktrees and Claude Code's worktreeinclude/cleanup hooks is well-documented and tractable; conflict prediction requires nontrivial diff analysis but no exotic infra.Run parallel sessions with worktrees - Claude Code Docs ↗