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Agent Traffic — Git skill for Claude Code

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Traffic control for parallel coding agents: queues heavy builds, stops port/duplicate/clashing commands, protects shared git working trees.

How to install Agent Traffic

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open goldyndevs/agent-traffic and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Agent Traffic does

Traffic control for parallel coding agents: queues heavy builds, stops port/duplicate/clashing commands, protects shared git working trees. Claude Code plugin.

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README

agent-traffic: three coding agents at a traffic light, one heavy build drives through while the others wait

tests Claude Code plugin zero AI calls near-zero token overhead zero dependencies MIT license

You opened three Claude Code sessions to go 3× faster. Then two of them built an APK at the same time, your fans took off, the mouse froze, and a third agent `git stash`ed somebody else's work.

**agent-traffic** is a tiny Claude Code plugin that acts like a traffic cop for every shell command your agents run. Heavy builds take turns, duplicate servers get reused, clashing commands wait, and nobody switches branches under anybody else's feet. 🚦

Without agent-traffic: CPU 100%, duplicate builds and servers, lost changes. With it: builds queue, the server is reused, the install waits, the stash is blocked.

💚 Why you'll like it

🪙 Doesn't eat your tokens It makes zero AI calls and needs no API key. Ordinary commands (git status, ls, cat...) add 0 tokens. A build it queues adds about 60 tokens of context, and a block with its reason about 115. Those are measured numbers, not vibes.
💸 Actually saves tokens One build that crashed because another build ran next to it dumps thousands of tokens of error log for the