Run several Claude Code jobs at once.Nothing ships until you approve.

  • Free. Apache 2.0, open core. Runs on your Claude Code plan; parallel jobs use more of its usage.
  • Safe. Every plan is reviewed before code is written. You approve the release, and only that exact commit ships.
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install · 2 commands
$ claude plugin marketplace add seattle78/AgentQuest
$ claude plugin install conductor-kit@conductor-kit

Installs as conductor-kit — AgentQuest is the project name; in Claude Code the plugin is called conductor-kit, so its commands look like /conductor-kit:work-session

  • macOS · Linux · Windows (WSL2)
  • Node.js 18+
  • git 2.20+
  • tmux 3.x or the Claude desktop app

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  • Apache 2.0license · source on GitHub
  • 44/44kit tests passing
  • Kit 1.1.0published · commit d2c8824
  • Localruns on your machine
  • macOS · Linuxand Windows via WSL2

01The pain — and the fix

Agents are fast.
Losing control of them is the pain.

Each pain has a filter. Each filter has a benefit.

  • Pain: CollisionsFilter: Isolated worktreeBenefit: No overwrites
  • Pain: Fake “done”Filter: Failing-first testsBenefit: Verified “done”
  • Pain: Infinite loopFilter: Max 2 review roundsBenefit: It ends
  • Pain: Self-approvalFilter: SHA gateBenefit: Only you approve
  • Pain: Wrong pushFilter: Non-force pushBenefit: Only approved SHA ships

02How it works

The whole flow. At a glance.

Nine steps from one request to a shipped commit. One of them is yours: the run waits for you at the release, and only the SHA you approve is pushed.

  1. 1Say it onceone request
  2. 2Plan reviewedscope locked to named files
  3. 3Isolated worktreeown branch, no collisions
  4. 4Failing tests firstproof they bite
  5. 5Review + test gatesmax 2 rounds
  6. 6SHA pinnedone exact commit
  7. YOUYou approvein the Release Manager
  8. 8Non-force pushexactly that SHA
  9. 9Shippeddone ✓

03See it run

One request. One approval. One push.

claude — ~/your-repo · conductor-kitIllustrative replay
> /conductor-kit:work-session Add login to the app→ plan written · scope locked to named files→ plan review (agent review loop) —approved ✓→ own worktree · branch task/login (isolated)→ tests first —3 FAILING ✗on purpose; proof they bite→ review round 1 ✓ · your test suitepassed ✓→ integrate → release-manager window→ combined checks pinned toSHA a3f9…c21d→ approval relayed from the agent?REFUSED — invalid[release-manager] > approve a3f9…c21dyou✓ release approved for that exact SHA→ git push — non-force, always✓ SHIPPED
Illustrative replay · not a live sessionclick to skip

04FAQ

Quick answers.

Is it free?

Yes. AgentQuest is open core under Apache 2.0, and there is nothing to buy. It runs on your own Claude Code plan, so running several jobs in parallel uses more of that plan’s usage than a single session would.

Does anything ship without me?

No. Every plan is checked by an agent review loop before code is written, but nothing is pushed until you approve the release in the release-manager window, and only that exact commit SHA ships, non-force. An approval relayed by an agent is refused, and every database write needs your approval. Want to vet a plan yourself first? Run /conductor-kit:analyze on its own: it shows the plan and stops at pending_approval.

What do I need?

Claude Code with plugin support, on macOS, Linux, or Windows via WSL2; Node.js 18 or later and git 2.20 or later. For several sessions at once, use tmux 3.x in a terminal or the Claude desktop app’s Code tab. Install is two commands.

Why does it install as “conductor-kit”?

AgentQuest is the project name; the Claude Code plugin itself is called conductor-kit. That’s why the install command ends in conductor-kit@conductor-kit and the commands look like /conductor-kit:work-session.

Is it open core? What’s free?

Yes, AgentQuest is open core. The plugin is Apache 2.0 and free, and its source is on GitHub.

Does it run locally?

Yes. Jobs run on your machine, each in an isolated worktree in your repository.

05Install

Two commands. Runs on your machine.

Add the marketplace, install the kit. Free — bring your own Claude Code subscription.

  • macOS
  • Linux
  • Windows via WSL2

Requirements: Claude Code with plugin support · Node.js 18+ · git 2.20+ · tmux 3.x for terminal mode (or the Claude desktop app)

terminal
$ claude plugin marketplace add seattle78/AgentQuest
$ claude plugin install conductor-kit@conductor-kit

Installs as conductor-kit — AgentQuest is the project name; in Claude Code the plugin is called conductor-kit, so its commands look like /conductor-kit:work-session

Agents do the work.
The ship decision stays yours.

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