Windsurf has launched Wave 13, featuring significant updates like multi-agent sessions and Git worktree support. The new multi-agent sessions allow users to run several Cascade coding agents simultaneously, which can be monitored in a split layout with panes or tabs. Git worktree support is critical, as it enables each agent to operate on its own branch in separate directories while still sharing Git history. This setup minimizes conflicts when multiple agents interact with the same repository. The release also introduces additional tools like a context window indicator and Cascade Hooks, which permit users to execute custom commands at important workflow stages. Enterprises can manage workflows and rules through mobile device management (MDM) policies, streamlining deployment across teams. Another noteworthy feature is the Cascade Dedicated Terminal (currently in beta), which allows agent commands to run in a dedicated zsh profile rather than the user’s default shell. This setup includes interactive prompts and access to .zshrc environment variables, enhancing the user experience. Windsurf Stable now offers SWE-1.5 for free for three months, maintaining the same SWE-Bench-Pro coding performance as before. This version becomes the default model, positioning Windsurf as a strong option for developers. The platform is designed for teams that need multiple agents to work in the same repository without interference. Developers like Avi Schiffmann have praised Windsurf's flow-first user experience, aligning with the needs of collaborative coding environments.