I got tired of AI coding agents stepping on each other, so I built Switchman

We’re at a weird point in software development. AI coding agents are finally useful enough that you actually want than one of them running at the same time. One agent updates auth. Another writes tests. Another fixes docs. Another tries a refactor. In theory, that sounds amazing. In practice, it gets messy fast. They duplicate work. They edit the same files. They leave stale half-finished branches behind. And the “easy” part of parallel AI coding turns into manual coordination and merge cleanup. That was the reason I built Switchman.