ADDP Skill v6.1 brings a formal agent workflow to your project: worktree isolation, tests-first gate, mandatory reviews. Run large tickets in parallel — without agents overwriting each other.
An independent community skill for Claude Code - not by Anthropic.
Buy once. Use forever. 14-day money-back guarantee.
Two agents modify the same file. Merge conflicts. One overwrites the other. Debugging instead of progress.
Agents write code without tests. No review. Bugs slip in and cost ten times more later.
One agent after another. With 10 tickets, it takes 10x as long. Parallelism fails without isolation.
More agents only produce more output when isolation, ownership and reviews are not optional.
Everything you need for parallel agent development - ready to use.
Orchestrator logic for Agent Teams + fallback mode
335 lines of formal rules (isolation, TDD, review)
Cross-platform Go binary for safety hooks
Implementation, Review, Research (.md with YAML frontmatter)
For use without Agent Teams
Pre-Edit Guard, Pre-Bash NoStash, Post-Merge Verify
install.sh + install.bat, setup in under 5 minutes
Standard format for structured tickets
Project-specific configuration
Write tickets in Markdown format. Define files, dependencies, acceptance criteria.
ADDP creates isolated Git worktrees - each agent gets its own working directory.
Implementation agents work simultaneously in their worktrees. Tests first, then code.
Review agents check each worktree: code quality, tests, acceptance criteria. APPROVED, FIXED or REJECTED.
Topological merge into main. Build + test after each merge. No conflicts thanks to isolation.
Worktree isolation, TDD gate, mandatory review
Cross-platform Go binary, no Python/Bash dependency
Real Agent Teams (TeamCreate, SendMessage, autonomous teammates)
Web research, parallel research agent, TeamDelete fix
Test for 14 days. If the setup doesn't work or the skill doesn't fit your workflow - full refund, no questions asked.
All features in every license. You only choose the usage type.
Private, non-commercial use
1 person
one-time
Update renewal: 32 EUR/year
Commercial / business use
1 seat
one-time
Update renewal: 72 EUR/year
Commercial / business use
Up to 5 seats
one-time
Update renewal: 140 EUR/year
Update renewal: 40% of purchase price per year. No subscription, no commitment.
Less than 1 month of Cursor Ultra. Pays for itself in 1 day.
Student or in training? Contact us at - we offer the skill for 49 EUR.
ADDP supports Go, TypeScript, Python, Rust and C++ out-of-the-box. Configuration is language-agnostic - you can define build, test and lint commands in addp.toml.
Under 5 minutes. The installer (install.sh / install.bat) copies all files to the right place. Then you can run /addp in Claude Code right away.
No. ADDP has two modes: Agent Teams (when CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS=1 is set) and a subagent fallback mode that works without Agent Teams.
You keep everything you downloaded - permanently. After 12 months, only updates end. You can buy an update renewal at any time (40% of the original price per year).
With the Private license you can use the skill on one machine. For commercial use there's the Commercial license (1 seat) and the Team license (up to 5 developers). Larger teams can contact us for a custom offer.
Yes, you'll automatically receive an invoice by email. For B2B customers with a VAT ID, we create invoices per 14 UStG including reverse charge for EU cross-border.
14 days from purchase. If the skill doesn't work or doesn't fit your workflow, we refund the full purchase price. No questions, no conditions.
Yes, the skill files are Markdown and therefore fully readable and customizable. The hook binary (addp-hook) is compiled Go. You can adapt the skill to your project.
No. ADDP is an independent community skill developed by kobosil.me Development. We use Claude Code's open skill architecture but are not affiliated with Anthropic.
We recommend Claude Max ($100/month) since ADDP runs multiple agents in parallel, which uses up the standard quota quickly. Max gives you 5x more capacity and Opus 4.6 - ideal for parallel sprints.