Canopy

Canopy
⚠️ HERE BE DRAGONS ⚠️
This is very early alpha software. It might eat your commits, corrupt your repo, make questionable life choices with your filesystem, or spontaneously decide that main was more of a suggestion than a branch name.
What could possibly go wrong:
- Your repository (we use OverlayFS and merge things automatically)
- Your git history (we spawn agents that commit things)
- Your sanity (debugging parallel agent conflicts is a character-building exercise)
- Anything the agents touch (they're quite enthusiastic)
Recommended precautions: Use on toy projects first. Keep backups. Have git reflog bookmarked. Consider a cup of tea and a moment of quiet reflection before running canopy run on anything you care about.
You have been warned. Proceed with curiosity and caution.

Parallel agent orchestrator for Claude Code

Canopy coordinates multiple Claude Code agents working on different tasks simultaneously, each in an isolated sandbox. It handles task scheduling, workspace isolation, change merging, and conflict resolution automatically.

Why Canopy?

Without Canopy, Claude Code processes tasks sequentially. A 10-task project takes 10x the time of a single task. Canopy enables:

- Parallel execution: Run N tasks simultaneously (default: 4 agents)
- Workspace isolation: Each agent works in an isolated copy of the repository
- Automatic merging: Changes merge back to the main repo after completion
- Conflict resolution: Spawns resolver agents when merge conflicts occur
- Retry logic: Automatically retries failed tasks (configurable)
- Real-time monitoring: TUI dashboard and WebSocket API for observability

Requirements

- Linux or macOS (Linux uses OverlayFS; macOS uses APFS clones)
- Go 1.24+ for building
- Claude Code CLI (claude) installed and…