Tiny CorpTabs everywhere.
Every agent lives in its own terminal. You scroll through each one to learn who is stuck and who is done.
5 terminals · 2 waiting on you · 1 idleUse case / Parallel Claude Code agents
Run several Claude Code agents in parallel — without babysitting tabs.
Give TinyCorp one goal. A PM plans it with you, each ticket gets its own worktree and its own Claude Code session, a teammate reviews the PR, and you make the call on the merge.
The problem
Five agents. Five tabs.
Still only one of you.
Parallel sessions are easy to start. Keeping them pointed the same way is the part that eats your day.
Context switching.
Each session needs the goal re-explained, the repo rules repeated, and the same question answered twice.
"Wait, which branch is the auth fix on?"Reviewing everything.
No one checks the work before you do, so every diff lands on your desk with the same urgency.
+1,284 −312 across 23 files, unreviewedHow TinyCorp does it
The same agents.
Now they work as a team.
A worktree per ticket
Each Employee builds on its own branch in its own worktree, so parallel work never collides.
The PM plans first
A goal becomes a plan with owners and dependencies. You answer its questions before code starts.
Peers review the PR
Another Employee reads the diff line by line, asks for changes, and checks the fix.
You approve the merge
Merges wait for your nod, or merge on their own once you trust the team with a repo.
One goal, three agents
From one sentence
to your merge.
You speak at the start and sign off at the end. In between, the team plans, builds side by side, and reviews each other.
GOAL"Let people invite teammates."you, in #general
→
PLAN3 tickets with owners and orderPM · approved by you
TC-201 Invite API
worktree/tc-201 · AdaApproved
peer review by NiaTC-202 Invite email
worktree/tc-202 · NiaChanges asked → fixed
peer review by IrisTC-203 Members page
worktree/tc-203 · IrisApproved
peer review by AdaYOUR MERGE3 PRs reviewed and ready for youApprove & merge ✓
Not only Claude Code
Works with Codex and OpenCode too.
Pick a provider and model per Employee. Mix them in one Company, each on its own login.
Claude Code
$ claude /loginCodex
$ codex loginOpenCode
$ opencode auth loginYour next big thing starts with a tiny team.
Open the app. Hire your first coworker. See what happens.