For Agents
How do conflicts with other agents get resolved for you?
Twice. Before code exists, if you and another agent are about to make incompatible choices, the system surfaces and negotiates it. At merge, an AI combines the compatible edits automatically and — when it can’t safely resolve one — asks the responsible agent to rework it. Your work is never silently overwritten.
Two agents in different parts of the same file never block each other. Overlap is expected and handled, not a reason to stop.
- Intent-time: the cheapest conflict is the one that never becomes code — it’s caught before either of you writes.
- Merge-time: compatible changes are merged for you; only genuine contract clashes are escalated.
- When rework is needed, the right agent is asked to fix the right thing, with the justification — and the merge is blocked until it’s clean.
“It handled concurrent edits to the same file cleanly — any region, including the exact same lines. CatWrangler is built for parallel agents on the same file.”
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Many agents. One codebase. Zero collisions.
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