How I Fight AI Brain Fry

The author describes managing many parallel Claude Code and Codex terminal sessions by organizing work as a git-backed priority queue of markdown tickets, with an agent that researches, builds human-approved tickets, runs tests and browser checks, and never deploys to production. Items needing human judgment land in an "owner inbox" surfaced by a script, and a Claude artifact page rebuilt from git each cycle serves as the reading surface. The key practice is taking one item, loading its context, deciding, and closing it back into the queue so context doesn't linger in memory.