Many users are excited about Plasma's Fractal open source tool for hierarchical agent loops because its per-node worktrees, memory, budgets, and review boundaries solve coordination bottlenecks and make autonomous sessions more reliable.
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@Plasma__AI powerful idea. so basically for my every coding agent, I get its own branch, memory, budget, and children. pip installing now
@rohanpaul_ai Fractal giving each node its own worktree and memory solves the biggest bottleneck in long autonomous sessions.
@Plasma__AI Solving hard coordination problems between agents is exactly where the industry needs more tools.
@Plasma__AI Already seeing so many things I can do with this…
Most coding agents try to finish a big project in one long session, but it gets lost or hard to manage in the end. Plasma has released Fractal, giving Claude Code and Codex the missing architecture for truly large-scale autonomous work. Open source under Apache 2.0. giving me hierarchical agent loops. A single coding agent usually has one context, one workspace, and one linear path. Large migrations or audits break that model because separate branches need persistent ownership. Fractal gives every node its own worktree, memory, lifecycle, and reviewable Git history. Each node runs repeated Prepare, Plan, Execute, Review, and Commit cycles until completion. When work splits, a node creates children that run the same loop independently. eazy install - pip install fractal
With fractal, you can also install the skill for your agent via the plugin marketplace (Claude Code and Codex):
Check out the GitHub https://github.com/plasma-ai/fractal
Many users are excited about Plasma's Fractal open source tool for hierarchical agent loops because its per-node worktrees, memory, budgets, and review boundaries solve coordination bottlenecks and make autonomous sessions more reliable.
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