ultra
SolidFans the work out as a fleet of parallel Grok and Codex agents billed to their own subscriptions, then synthesizes one result. The peer engine equivalent of ultracode, adding intensity without spending Claude quota on the fleet. The default execution posture for any goal that decomposes into three or more independent work packages, not only an intensity booster for explicit asks.
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Quality Score: 82/100
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- Author
- okisdev
- Repository
- okisdev/claude-code-fusion
- Created
- 3 weeks ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- JavaScript
- License
- MIT
Integrates with
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