Zach Source Claude Marketplace
- 1 repo stars
- Updated January 16, 2026
- zach-source/claude-marketplace
zach-source-claude-marketplace is a Claude Code plugin that provides an and-then task queue with sequential, parallel, and forked agent task execution.
About
zach-source-claude-marketplace is a Claude Code plugins marketplace entry centered on an and-then task queue: a way to line up agent tasks, run them in order or in parallel, and advance the workflow when each step signals completion. developers juggling long Claude Code sessions often lose continuity when one sub-task finishes and the next never starts; this plugin aims to formalize that handoff with queue semantics and fork support so you can branch work without abandoning the main line. It is best treated as workflow automation inside the agent runtime—closer to a lightweight PM layer than to a code generator or MCP bridge. Use it when you routinely decompose features into many agent steps (scaffold, test, fix, document) and want explicit queue and parallel controls instead of manual prompting between steps. Inspect the repo for exact command names and safety boundaries before running unattended autoadvance on production repos.
- And-then task queue pattern for chaining Claude Code work after each step completes
- Supports sequential and parallel task execution with completion signals
- Fork support for branching agent task flows without blocking the main queue
- Autoadvance behavior so the queue moves forward when tasks finish
- Single-plugin listing (pluginCount: 1) from zach-source/claude-marketplace
Zach Source Claude Marketplace by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 1 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | January 16, 2026 |
| Repository | zach-source/claude-marketplace ↗ |
What it does
Add an and-then task queue to Claude Code so multi-step agent work runs sequentially or in parallel with fork support instead of losing track mid-session.
Who is it for?
Best when you're running multi-step agent implementations and want a structured task queue inside Claude Code.
Skip if: One-shot fixes or developers who prefer a single conversational thread with no queue orchestration.
What you get
After install, you can enqueue and-then tasks so Claude Code advances through sequential or parallel work with explicit completion signals and optional forks.
- Runnable and-then task queue behavior inside Claude Code
- Ability to run parallel or forked agent task lanes
- More predictable multi-step build sessions with completion-driven advance
By the numbers
- Catalog lists pluginCount: 1 for zach-source/claude-marketplace
- Description keywords include queue, parallel, sequential, signal, and-then
- Repository category tag: productivity
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FAQ
Who is Zach Source Claude Marketplace for?
It is for Claude Code users who run chained agent tasks and need sequential, parallel, or forked queues instead of ad-hoc follow-up prompts.
When should I use the and-then task queue?
Use it during build and implementation when you have a defined sequence of agent steps and want autoadvance or parallel lanes after each task completes.
How do I add zach-source/claude-marketplace to my agent?
Install the plugin from the zach-source/claude-marketplace Claude Code marketplace entry, enable it in your workspace, and configure queue or and-then commands per the repository README.