Two coding-agent tasks start from commit A. Task X edits authentication. Task Y edits logging. While both run, a human pushes commit B.
If the patches do not identify their base, “apply both” is unsafe. Parallel agent sessions are a consistency problem, not only a speed feature.
Here is a black-box experiment for and SaaS.
Limitations: two tasks are not a load test and cannot prove process- or tenant-level isolation.
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Which event should force a restart from a new base: human commit B, overlapping patches, or either one?
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