Built a tool that lets Claude Code agents coordinate without worktrees. Looking for feedback.
Summary
Crew is a new tool that enables Claude Code agents to coordinate in the same repository without separate worktrees, allowing shared context and messaging to reduce overlap. The creator is seeking feedback on pain points and desired features.
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