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baton

Smarter delegation decisions for multi-agent coding workflows

Decides whether a task deserves delegation before spawning workers, then picks the smallest reliable execution structure. Prevents duplicated context reads, overlapping writes, repeated verification, and runaway token costs in multi-agent runs. Applies ownership rules, stop conditions, and centralized verification so parallel work stays controlled and results stay trustworthy.
npx skills add cablate/baton --all -g -y

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How to install Baton?โ–ผ

Run `npx skills add cablate/baton --all -g -y` in your terminal to install the skill globally.

What problem does Baton solve?โ–ผ

It stops agents from blindly spawning workers on every large task, which wastes tokens on duplicated context, conflicting writes, and repeated verification. Baton makes every delegation decision justify its cost first.

When should I use Baton?โ–ผ

Use it for large audits, migrations, multi-surface refactors, or research tasks with genuinely separable workstreams. Skip it for small edits or questions one agent can finish more cheaply.

Does Baton work with Claude Code and other agent platforms?โ–ผ

Yes. It is platform-neutral and sits above existing runtimes like Claude Code, Ultracode workflows, and CodeGraph, with optional adapters loaded only when relevant.

Is Baton a multi-agent swarm framework?โ–ผ

No. It is a judgment layer that decides when delegation is worth it, rather than another framework for running more agents.

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