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Clash
Manage conflicts across worktrees for parallel coding agents
Clash detects Git merge conflicts across worktrees before they happen. When multiple AI coding agents work in parallel, each agent is blind to what the others are changing. Clash monitors active worktrees and warns about overlapping edits early. It runs locally, is read-only, and integrates with tools like Claude Code through hooks and structured JSON, helping you catch conflicts while agents are still working instead of at merge time.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built Clash after running multiple AI coding agents in parallel and repeatedly hitting the same problem: each agent works in its own git worktree, but has no idea what the other agents are changing.
By the time a merge conflict appears, a lot of work may already be done.
Clash detects those conflicts while the agents are still working. It runs locally, never modifies your repo, and can integrate directly with Claude Code to check for conflicts before edits happen.
It’s open source and still early, so I’d really appreciate feedback from anyone experimenting with parallel coding agents.
About Clash on Product Hunt
“Manage conflicts across worktrees for parallel coding agents”
Clash was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #134 on the daily leaderboard. Clash detects Git merge conflicts across worktrees before they happen. When multiple AI coding agents work in parallel, each agent is blind to what the others are changing. Clash monitors active worktrees and warns about overlapping edits early. It runs locally, is read-only, and integrates with tools like Claude Code through hooks and structured JSON, helping you catch conflicts while agents are still working instead of at merge time.
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Who hunted Clash?
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Mathew Kuriakose