Show HN: Stint – Fire-and-forget AI agent orchestration
TL;DR
Stint is an open-source tool that automatically splits Claude agent tasks into parallel workstreams – you define a goal and walk away.
Key Points
- Each worker runs in its own context window inside an isolated git branch; results are merged automatically when done.
- A web dashboard shows real-time progress with no manual polling required.
- The project is a solo release on GitHub (ilocn/stint) with zero community feedback so far.
Nauti's Take
The core idea is elegant: using git branches as isolation layers for AI agents sidesteps context bleeding without any proprietary magic. But 'fire-and-forget' sounds considerably bolder than it is when you picture cleaning up a merge-conflict graveyard after three parallel Claude runs.
This is honestly an early proof-of-concept, and the zero HN comments say it all. Still – the approach is worth watching.
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