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Run My Agents
Run many Claude Code sessions on one repo without clashes
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Run many Claude Code sessions on one repo without clashes
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Run many Claude Code agents on one repo and stop them overwriting each other. When a session is about to edit a file another session changed in the last 10 minutes, it gets one warning and re-reads the file first. A warning, not a lock. Plus a local board with every Claude Code and Codex session as a card, per-session token limits that step down Opus → Sonnet → Haiku, and a Mac app. Free, MIT, open source. No server, no account, no keys.
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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentIsolated compute, persistent state and a real filesystem
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Hi Product Hunt! I run several Claude Code sessions on the same repo at once, and they kept quietly overwriting each other's edits. Run My Agents fixes that with one PreToolUse hook: before an edit, it checks whether another session on your machine touched that file in the last 10 minutes. If so, the agent gets a short note (which session, which branch, how long ago), re-reads the file and carries on. A second try always goes through, so it never blocks you.
Everything stays in ~/.run-my-agents on your computer: no server, no account, no keys.
It also ships a local board with every Claude Code and Codex session as a card, per-session token limits that step a session down from Opus to Sonnet to Haiku, and a Mac app.
Install in Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add flisk-sh/run-my-agents
/plugin install run-my-agents@run-my-agents
How many agents do you run at once, and what breaks first?