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title: "I kept losing track of what my coding agents had actually done, so I built RoadR"
url: "https://claudemods.dev/en/builds/i-kept-losing-track-of-what-my-coding-agents-had-actually-do-3f01de"
source: "https://x.com/i/status/2108953165303353795"
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author: "Mateusz Woźniak"
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category: "Multi-agent orchestration"
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tags: ["agent-tracking", "mcp", "planning", "roadmap", "skills"]
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added: "2026-10-16T16:48:24.941Z"
updated: "2026-10-16T16:48:24.941Z"
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# I kept losing track of what my coding agents had actually done, so I built RoadR

I kept losing track of what my coding agents had actually done, so I built RoadRaven: a local roadmap tree that Claude Code updates while it works. The plan stays true instead of going stale.

Ships with an MCP server, skills and a Claude Code mod.

## Description

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## Original README

I kept losing track of what my coding agents had actually done, so I built RoadRaven: a local roadmap tree that Claude Code updates while it works. The plan stays true instead of going stale.

Ships with an MCP server, skills and a Claude Code mod.

https://github.com/Shuffzord/RoadRaven

The plan is a plain roadmap.json in your repo. Agents read and write it through an MCP server or a local WebSocket, and nodes change colour as the work happens. No cloud, no accounts.

Two Claude Code skills come with it: one plans a request as phases and runs each with a sub-agent, re-running your tests before anything counts as done. The other is how a single agent claims a task and reports back.

New: a Claude Code mod, a pane inside the terminal. It shows which agent is on which node and the acceptance checks waiting for me. I pass or fail a batch and the orchestrating agent picks it up.

Windows and Linux, alpha, source-available. In Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add Shuffzord/RoadRaven
/plugin install roadraven@roadraven