Most tools hand you one conversation, with one agent, in one repo. That's fine, right up until you're juggling three repositories, a background reviewer, and a feature that can't start until another one lands.
DF Code treats each piece of work as its own place — a real workspace, with its own worktree and its own thread history, plus agents you can teach to run on a schedule or jump in the moment something changes. When one agent hands work to another, it happens the way it would between two people: a message left in a thread, not some invisible shared memory.
This is the first in a series about the ideas behind DF Code — Domains, Strategies, and the Conductor, the pattern that lets a single workspace carry an entire roadmap forward on its own.