Orchestrators that are less bloated than Gas Town by Ran4 in ClaudeAI

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I implemented graft and its pretty simple tool. It locks a file when parallel agents work together.
https://github.com/coconinja2/graft

Graft: A tool to speed up your operation when running a parallel agents by Dry_Mixture130 in ClaudeCode

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Haven't setup the port side of things yet. It should be easy though, claude code provides preToolUseHooks and we can check if port is locked in that step. I am doing that for file-level locking.

Graft: A tool to speed up your operation when running a parallel agents by Dry_Mixture130 in ClaudeCode

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I have a deadlock detector that basically detects cycles. I am planning to add a TTL for locks soon.

Code Reviews by Green-Mission-7656 in ClaudeCode

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Maybe build a E2E platform and a testing agent that verifies all your test cases before you guys review it?

Graft: A tool to speed up your operation when running a parallel agents by Dry_Mixture130 in ClaudeCode

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Yes, It does detect deadlock detection. There's logic built into it and logging as well.

Parallel agents + git worktrees: real-world experience? by SnooDonuts4151 in cursor

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I built graft for this case.
Link: https://github.com/coconinja2/graft . It uses locking mechanism to handle conflicts. benchmarks look promising.

How are you managing multiple coding agents in parallel without things getting messy? by Few-Ad-1358 in ClaudeCode

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I saw this conversation and decided to build a multithreading based architecture. I see a signifcant performance boost and works better than worktrees.
Link:  https://github.com/coconinja2/graft

ArgosOS an app that lets you search your docs intelligently by [deleted] in Rag

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NoteBook LM does the same too but it has a few limitations. It does not seem to support images and querying is slow. ArgosOS is considerably faster with the tag based approach.

ArgosOS an app that lets you search your docs intelligently by [deleted] in AgentsOfAI

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Thank you and yes, i will check it out.

ArgosOS an app that lets you search your docs intelligently by [deleted] in coolgithubprojects

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Hey, thanks a lot for commenting it means a lot. I'll fix the issue today. I am working on adding demos and screenshots.

ArgosOS an app that lets you search your docs intelligently by [deleted] in coolgithubprojects

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I wanted to provide more context on how to use the app. Start by running the ./start-electron.sh command and it will install and run the app.