DevThrottle plugin
Mission control for a fleet of coding agents plus plugins with skills on not mistaking an empty check for proof.
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Why this level
- The app launches and controls several agents with repository access.
- Remote control goes through a hosted gateway with login.
Install
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Manual install
/plugin marketplace add thefrederiksen/devthrottleThe command from the Skills section. Then `/plugin install agent-discipline@devthrottle`. The Director app installs from devthrottle.com/download.
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The app launches and controls several agents with repository access.
- Remote control goes through a hosted gateway with login.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
DevThrottle runs many CLI agents at once, each on its own repository: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini, opencode, Grok, Pi and any other CLI. The Director app watches sessions, highlights those where an agent is waiting for an answer and accepts voice control from a phone through the developers' gateway. Installing needs no administrator rights and no account; login is only needed for the gateway. The same repository is a Claude Code plugin marketplace. The `agent-discipline` plugin holds three skills on evidence: `checks-that-fail-open`, `proof-covers-the-wrong-thing` and `destructive-sweeps-lean-to-keep`. The `devthrottle` plugin adds install guidance and messaging between sessions.
Who it is for. Developers who run several agents across repositories and drown in terminal windows, as well as those who want skills on evidence-based verification.
Good fit when
- Five tasks run in parallel across agents and you need to see who is waiting for an answer.
- A "no errors" check passes although the tests never ran, and that must be caught.
- An agent is about to delete files in a sweep, and what is deleted must be enumerated rather than what is kept.
- You want to steer a home-machine session by voice from a phone.
Not a fit when
- You need Linux: the Director targets Windows, with a separate install for macOS.
- You need one agent and one repository: orchestration is overkill.
- You want an offline solution with no gateway: remote control goes through a gateway hosted by the developers.
Example request
Use the checks-that-fail-open skill and revisit the "no errors found" check in this CI: did the tests actually run?Limitations
The main part of the product, the Director app, is distributed from devthrottle.com, while the repository holds plugins and documentation; the Windows installer is signed and macOS has a one-line install. Voice and mobile control go through a gateway run by the developers and require login. The `agent-discipline` skills are short and general: they describe three kinds of mistakes rather than checking code automatically. The product is commercial, so see the site for gateway terms. Plugin versions may lag behind the app.
How to disable. Remove the plugins via `/plugin` in Claude Code. The Director app is removed with standard system tools.
FAQ
Is an account needed?
Not to install the Director. Login is needed later and only to connect the remote-control gateway.
Which skills are included?
`agent-discipline` with three skills on evidence and `devthrottle` with install guidance and messaging between sessions.
Which agents are supported?
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini, opencode, Grok, Pi and any CLI you add.
Do the skills work outside Claude Code?
Each skill carries only fields from the agentskills.io specification, so other agents that support it can read the files.
Is there advertising inside the skills?
The author states the `agent-discipline` skills do not mention or promote the product; the advertising stays on the repository page.
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README in short
Describes the Director app features, install without an account, the two marketplace plugins and three evidence skills with the story of their origin.