Move story 32 to current and rename to multi-instance worktree support
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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name: Worktree Agent Orchestration — Dynamic Port Management
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test_plan: pending
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name: "Multi-Instance Worktree Support"
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test_plan: approved
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# Story 32: Worktree Agent Orchestration — Dynamic Port Management
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# Story 32: Multi-Instance Worktree Support
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## User Story
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**As a** developer running multiple agents in parallel worktrees,
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**I want** each server instance to bind to a unique port automatically,
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**So that** I can run multiple worktree-based agents concurrently without port conflicts.
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**As a** developer working across multiple git worktrees,
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**I want** to run separate app instances (server + frontend) per worktree on different ports,
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**So that** I can QA each worktree independently without port conflicts.
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## Acceptance Criteria
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- [ ] Server discovers an available port instead of hardcoding 3001 (e.g., try 3001, then 3002, etc., or use port 0 and report back).
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- [ ] Server prints the actual bound port on startup so callers can discover it.
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- [ ] Frontend dev server proxy target is configurable (env var or auto-detected from server).
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- [ ] WebSocket client in the frontend reads the port dynamically rather than hardcoding it.
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- [ ] Agent pool can target agents at different worktree server instances by URL.
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- [ ] A simple registry or file-based mechanism lets a supervisor discover which ports map to which worktrees.
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## Out of Scope
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- Agent orchestration across worktrees (separate story).
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- Service mesh or container orchestration.
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- Multi-machine distributed agents (local only for now).
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- Multi-machine distributed instances (local only for now).
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