Claude is misbehaving? Context gets lost? Here’s the solution.
Introducing The Claude Protocol.
Enforcement-first orchestration for Claude Code. Every agent tracked. Every decision logged. Nothing gets lost.
The Claude Protocol is a complete task management system for Claude Code made possible by Beads CLI and 13 enforcement hooks that physically block bad actions. Not warnings. Blocks.
The premise is simple:
Plan → Dispatch Sub-Agents → Memorize → Document → Repeat
Blocks exist to make sure Claude stays in line.
Agent tries to edit main? Blocked.
Dispatch without a ticket? Blocked.
Close an epic with open children? Blocked.
Every task gets its own git worktree.
Every dispatch is auto-logged.
Every decision is documented automatically.
Plans vanish between sessions.
The Claude Protocol makes them survive.
Git-native tickets track every unit of work from creation to merge.
Pick up any task, any session, the context is there, you just have to ask for it.
One command:
npx skills add AvivK5498/The-Claude-Protocol
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#Claude
@BenBetzalel באמת שאני לא מצליח להבין…
לקחו LLMים, נתנו להם כמה קריאות API כדי לקרוא ולכתוב ממקור מסוים וקראו לזה רשת חברתית.
מה העניין? תגדירו אותם לדבר בצורה מסוימת וככה הם יעשו, אין פה איזה Singularity או מה שזה לא יהיה.
I am continuing to double down on pushing the boundaries of Multi-Agent orchestration in Claude Code while keeping a signal-over-noise approach.
I've just updated my orchestration flow (https://t.co/kSYiqCSCEz) and Kanban UI (https://t.co/qXg0cttI7c) with related tasks, isolated worktrees, Git Ops, better EPIC support, one command install and smart memory management .
In the past few weeks this has gone from "I'm trying this new approach" to "This is actually valuable", I find myself quite often referring Claude to past tickets to correct bugs, rethink features and have full overview of software I'm working on.
I don't have to leave the Kanban board to manage PRs, Agents now have access to shared memory, they learn the conventions of the codebase as they work and I can deliver features significantly faster.
I recently updated my Claude Code Multi-Agent orchestration workflow with persistent memory following the recent implementation of async hooks in Claude Code.
As agents work, their insights get captured automatically - conventions, gotchas, patterns. Sub-agents are required to log what they learned before completing a task. Next session, that knowledge surfaces at startup so agents don't re-investigate solved problems.
Try it with a single command:
npx skills add AvivK5498/Claude-Code-Beads-Orchestration
GitHub:
https://t.co/kSYiqCS4P1
Hooks can now run in the background without blocking Claude Code's execution. Just add async: true to your hook config.
Great for logging, notifications, or any side-effect that shouldn't slow things down.
I often ask Claude to act as an incredibly skeptical and brutally honest principal whatever to audit itself before starting to code.
The amount of errors, bugs, inconsistencies and edge cases it found before going head first into implementation is astounding.
Happy to share an early working version of Agentifind.
Agentifind is an LSP powered tool that scans your knowledge base and creates a map (https://t.co/vlL8SVAz1g file) so that the next time your context is fresh, your agent won't need to spend time and most importantly tokens to understand how your auth flow works or where the API routes are.
The current version works with Python, TypeScript and JavaScript.
The results? ~50% reduction in tokens and time for exploration, design, and debugging tasks.
The more complex the task, the bigger the improvement.
It's installed with a single command and works with your favorite coding agent.
One command to install:
npx skills add AvivK5498/Agentifind
GitHub: https://t.co/KmHnzXDrtI
Would love feedback from anyone testing it on real codebases.
@seejayhess Thanks for sharing.
I built a sub agent swarm system for Claude Code with a UI to manage Kanban tasks and git ops.
Might be interesting to some readers here:
https://t.co/tTssBpbdin
@mmariansky https://t.co/5g34RpYdWs
אני יצאתי Hook שלפי אורך הפרומפט מזריק לקלוד הוראה לחשוב על הפרומפט והאם הוא ברור, במידה ולא לשאול אותי שאלות.
כל פרומפט של Fix this bug מביא איתו כמה שאלות מקלוד.
אבל זה גם תורם לזה שהוא טועה פחות וגם מלמד אותי להפסיק להתעצל עם הפרומפטים שלי.
לדעתי מה שאת מתארת זו תופעה שרוב הVibe Coders כולל אותי נתקלים בה אבל קצת מפחדים להגיד את זה בקול.
מרבית הפרויקטים שהתחלתי, בין אם לפיתוח אישי בין אם סתם להשתעשע ובין אם להרוויח מהם כסף היו כשלון קולוסאלי.
לעומת זאת היו כאלה שכן נחלו הצלחה, ובאמא שלי שאין לי מושג מה ההבדל בתהליך.
בסוף מודלי שפה הם סטטיסטיים, יכול להיות איזו קומבינציית מילים שונה שהשתמשתי בה שגרמה למודל להתנהג בצורה שונה.
זה קצת כמו מכונת מזל, גם כשהפרומפטים מעולים.
בקיצור, את בסדר.