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agent-usage-guard
A Claude Code plugin that pauses agent fan-out before it burns your plan
If your team runs Claude Code on a subscription, this stops one runaway subagent burst from locking everyone out until the five-hour window resets.
agent-usage-guard hooks into Claude Code and checks before each prompt, agent spawn or tool call. It reads the five-hour and weekly percentages Claude Code already reports, counts agents across every session on the machine, and asks you in Claude Code's own dialog once a threshold is crossed (80% by default, refusing at 95%, four concurrent agents). In headless runs it refuses and explains why. It runs locally with no network calls, stores counts rather than prompts, and fails open if a hook breaks.
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