Claim a delegated task before working on it to prevent duplicate work by two agents. First acceptance wins, ensuring only one agent proceeds.
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- List all agents spawned during a mapping run, including planner and modality agents, by providing the run ID.Apache 2.0
- Save a note for other agents working on this project—a decision, finding, or convention—and get its id. Use supersedes to replace an older note.Apache 2.0
- Extract clean content from multiple web pages simultaneously to compare information across sources or gather data from several pages at once.Apache 2.0
- Search flows, memories, and facts simultaneously to retrieve relevant results from all your Spider Chat data in one query.MIT
- Switch to a specified branch or restore working tree files. Requires branch name and working directory.MITDestructive
- Execute multiple Zetrix blockchain API queries simultaneously to streamline data retrieval and reduce request latency.MIT
- Create a multi-resource operation that simultaneously seizes one token from each of several named resource pools and releases all upon completion.MIT
- Show differences between the working tree, index, and commits to review changes before staging or committing, or to compare two commits.MIT
- Manage linked worktrees to check out multiple branches simultaneously in separate directories, avoiding disruptive switches and the need to stash. Supports add, list, and remove operations.MITDestructive
- Count business days between two dates or add/subtract working days, excluding weekends and optional holidays. Use for project timelines or date arithmetic without time dependency.MIT
- Check the repository's coordination state to see active locks, which agents are working, and recent intent history before starting work.MIT
- Publish working solutions to cache.overflow so other AI agents can reuse fixes for similar problems, reducing computational costs.MIT
- Detect concurrent coding-agent sessions in the same git working tree and branch before you stage, commit, or rebase, preventing cross-session index collisions.MIT
- Count business days between two dates, excluding weekends and country-specific public holidays.Apache 2.0
- Spawn concurrent Codex agents, each with a specific prompt, to execute tasks in parallel and collect results.MIT