Claude Code, a CLI tool designed for code refactoring and other tasks, faces limitations with concurrent execution, as it can only handle one task at a time, unlike CI/CD systems that allow multiple processes to run in parallel. Users have developed workarounds such as using tmux, Kanban overlays, and container isolation, but these solutions often remain fragile or require manual intervention. Gitpod emerges as a solution by providing purpose-built infrastructure that supports real agent parallelism, allowing each Claude Code agent to operate in its own environment with dedicated resources like CPU and memory, thus eliminating conflicts and enabling scalable parallel execution. The use of Gitpod includes setting up Dev Containers, handling authentication with dotfiles, and launching multiple environments to run Claude Code instances concurrently, offering a structured and efficient way to overcome the limitations of Claude Code's inherent single-task constraint.