AgentCrew: shared AI coding workspace

Lets two devs run Claude Code or Cursor on the same repo without clobbering each other

Problem

When several people run AI coding agents on one repository, they can only take turns or risk file conflicts and interference, a pain felt sharply in hackathons and pair programming. Version control merges results but does not arbitrate concurrent agents in one working tree.

Solution

A lightweight coordination layer that gives each agent session an isolated worktree, shows live which files are being touched, and blocks conflicts before they happen with merge suggestions. One-click promotes an agent's output to the main branch.

Users

Small pair-programming teams, hackathon participants, and remote teams sharing dev machines.

MVP

Automatic git worktree isolation; live file-ownership panel; conflict pre-check warnings; one-click turn-taking and merge; VS Code extension or CLI entry point

Revenue

Per-seat subscription with a free personal tier, or open-source core plus paid team edition

Why now

Multi-agent coding is going mainstream and the concurrency pain is brand new, while the whole product can sit on top of git