Claude Code can work with Git and supports parallel agent workflows. Current Claude Code documentation describes worktree-based isolation for parallel sessions, including the --worktree flag, subagent worktree isolation, and desktop-created worktrees for new sessions.
The important distinction is how isolation is managed. Agent view can manage multiple background sessions, while worktrees isolate file edits so sessions do not write into the same working directory.
Verdent makes workspace isolation a core product concept. Its Workspace Isolation documentation describes separate git worktree directories with their own branch checkout, file changes, and staging area. That is the angle for this article: Claude Code users care about parallel work, but Verdent should be positioned around visible, built-in isolation for parallel agents rather than a loose "many sessions" workflow.
