706 commits, 38 PRs merged, 5 repos, 5 days. One person with max 5 Claude Code sessions.
The stack: Taskwarrior as the task queue, Zellij as the session manager, Claude Code as the worker. Each CC session runs in a Zellij pane with a task assigned. When a session finishes, the next highest-urgency task auto-starts via Taskwarrior hooks. You manage tasks, not sessions.
Thursday I got API rate-limited and throughput dropped 75%. That’s the proof – the system was the bottleneck, not me.
To be clear: this isn’t autonomous. I still review PRs and make architectural decisions. The commit count includes agent-authored commits – that’s the point. And 5 sessions is plenty when coordination overhead is zero.
The full setup is documented on the site. Architecture isn’t locked to Claude Code – Zellij sessions don’t care what CLI agent runs inside them.