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Listen team lead and the whole team, make this button red.
Mine also rotate between Claude or Z.ai accounts as they ran out of credits
Everyone is wrapping Claude Code in Tmux and claiming they are a magician. I am not so good at marketing but I've done this here https://github.com/mohsen1/claude-code-orchestrator Mine also rotate between Claude or Z.ai accounts as they ran out of credits
Earlier quoted context omitted.
The feature is shipped in the latest builds of claude code, but it's turned off by a feature flag check that phones home to the backend to see if the user's account is meant to have it on. You can just patch out the function in the minified cli.js that does this backend check and you gain access to the feature.
Do you know what patch to apply? The Github link from the OP seems to have a lot of other things included.
Way too much code for such a small patch
Everyone is wrapping Claude Code in Tmux and claiming they are a magician. I am not so good at marketing but I've done this here https://github.com/mohsen1/claude-code-orchestrator Mine also rotate between Claude or Z.ai accounts as they ran out of credits
I think you've misunderstood what this is.
Honestly if people in AI coding write less hype-driven content and just write what they mean I would really appreciate it.
A guy who worked at docker on docker swarm now works at Anthropic so makes sense
Answering the question how to sell more tokens per customer while maintaining ~~mediocre~~ breakthrough results.
Delegation patterns like swarm lead to less token usage because: 1. Subagents doing work have a fresh context (ie. focused and not working on the top of a larger monolithic context) 2. Subagents enjoying a more compact context leads to better reasoning, more effective problem solving, less tokens burned.
Everyone is wrapping Claude Code in Tmux and claiming they are a magician. I am not so good at marketing but I've done this here https://github.com/mohsen1/claude-code-orchestrator Mine also rotate between Claude or Z.ai accounts as they ran out of credits
I'm already burning through enough tokens and producing more code than can be maintained - with just one claude worker. Feel like I need to move into the other direction, more personal hands-on "management".