GitButler Multi-Agent Orchestration

About

GitButler Multi-Agent provides a specialized framework for managing multiple AI agents operating simultaneously on different features within the same repository. By leveraging GitButler’s unique virtual branch architecture, this skill allows agents to work in a shared workspace without the need for multiple physical worktrees or constant branch switching. It enables advanced commit ownership transfer, immediate conflict detection in the shared tree, and flexible post-hoc organization of changes, making it ideal for high-velocity workflows involving parallel feature development or complex sequential handoffs between specialized agents.

Key Features

• Post-hoc organization of unassigned changes via the 'but rub' tool
• Zero-overhead context switching without physical git checkout operations
• Immediate conflict detection across a shared working tree
• Parallel agent execution with isolated virtual branch management
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• Seamless commit and file ownership transfer between agents

Use Cases

• Managing complex code refinements through sequential agent handoffs and implementation transfers
• Reorganizing messy multi-agent contributions into clean, logical branches before pull request submission
• Scaling development by running multiple agents on independent features simultaneously within one directory