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Technique

In shared checkouts, prove your deploy landed

When several AIs share code, 'deploy succeeded' doesn't mean your change is the one live.

Cloudflare and the edge

how it works

Concurrent sessions deploy the same Worker; probe production after deploy; dirty files and git authorship can't identify an owner, which motivated worktree-per-session.

Technique: A pattern or hard-won lesson, written down so it isn't learned twice.

The code for this one lives in a private repo. This page explains the idea so you can build your own.

cloudflaredeploymulti-agenttechnique

related

  • Agent git fleet: worktrees, sweeper, ship Automation Gives every AI session its own copy of the code, then automatically opens reviews for finished work and cleans up.
  • Git discipline for agent fleets AI skill Rules that stop many AI assistants working in the same code from trampling each other's changes.
  • Mission Control participation skill AI skill How each AI assistant claims work from the shared board and reports what it did so it shows up live.
  • Pickup skill AI skill The fresh AI session double-checks the previous one's notes before trusting them.
  • Omni-token + pinned account_id Technique Give AI agents one all-powerful cloud key, but make every project refuse to deploy anywhere except its own account.
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