# Bad Influence story: Developer queues Claude Code and Codex tasks in git to reduce AI-agent overload

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-08 14:37. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/d273ced8-cae6-488b-b355-640784cd2427

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Latest update (11-08 14:37): How I fight AI brain fry by queuing Claude Code and Codex tasks in git

Overview: A developer says running many concurrent Claude Code or Codex threads in one terminal left them mentally exhausted, which they call AI brain fry. They moved their work into a markdown task queue kept in git. An agent works through tagged tickets and runs tests but does not deploy. A script lists the items that need the author's decision, and the author reviews those one at a time on a Claude artifact page.

The report comes from a Hacker News post with more than 150 points. It describes the author's own workflow and reports no measured results.

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1. 11-08 14:37 · Hacker News · AI (150+ points) · [How I fight AI brain fry by queuing Claude Code and Codex tasks in git](https://badinfluence.news/items/xxui2fo3ff2bb0v7qp7xn4zdy)
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