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When vibe coding across multiple git worktrees, losing track of which branch you're on is a real problem. Here's how I built a minimal Claude Code statusline that shows exactly what I need — and nothing more.
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Stop waiting for one AI task to finish before starting the next. Git worktrees let you run multiple Claude Code sessions in parallel without any branch-switching chaos.- Published on
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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that allows developers to extend LLMs by integrating them with existing APIs or local resources. This blog post explores the limitations of LLMs, the benefits of using MCP, and how it can be implemented in with an existing API.