Warns before a clash
The second agent hears it first.
[] Possible collision on shop/db.py: another agent is working in it now.
Callers elsewhere that may now break:
- shop/api.py
Stop AI agents from
breaking each other’s work.
One shared memory, so your coding agents stay in sync.
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Works with Claude Code
- 80% clean runs vs 53%
- 95% vs 45% finish the job
- 83% vs 33% on a second model
- 29% cheaper per clean result
- 0.3 ms hint lookup
- 245 automatic tests
- 0 hook errors in the runs
- 3 ms to trace a wrong note
Four things, all automatic.
Remembers what changed
Every change is noted, with its reason.
Hands over to the next agent
It starts with your rules and notes.
Shows it live
See every agent at a glance.
Measured, not promised.
80%
of runs finish clean
was 53%95%
the next agent already knows the job
was 45%29% less
cost for every good result
list-price estimateMeasured in 330 test runs on tasks built to make agents collide. Full results
Your estimate.
ESTIMATE-saved every month
-failed sessions you won't have to redo
Based on our test results, assuming one in five sessions has agents working on the same files (real projects may see fewer). It is an estimate, not a promise.
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Questions.
Do I have to change how I work?
No. Start Claude Code with the plugin and carry on; it runs by itself.
What happens when two agents want the same file?
The second one is told what the first one changed, before it edits.
How does a new agent know what the last one learned?
It starts with a short note: your rules and what changed. You can see it on the board.
Will it get in my way?
No. About a tenth of a second per step, and it steps aside if anything fails.
Where does my data go?
Nowhere. Notes live in a FalkorDB graph on your own machine.