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How to keep an overnight build going when one agent runs out of quota with Sno Station Skills

Arm a handover so a second vendor's agent continues the task from the exact commit.

Account pooling. The handover moves work between Claude Code and Codex when one subscription runs low, so check that your vendor terms allow this before you rely on it.

Who it is forA developer starting a long build before bed who cannot watch the agent through a quota limit.

The problemAn agent stops dead when its quota runs out in the middle of a build, and the work stalls until morning.

The outcomeWhen the working agent's quota reaches the threshold, it writes a handover brief, a fresh agent from the other vendor takes over after the brief is verified, and the work continues from the first unchecked task.

What you need first

  • A shell and curl on the machine
  • Claude Code or Codex already installed
  • Optional: both Claude Code and Codex CLIs, so peer review can use the other vendor

Steps

  1. Install the skills with the one-line installer from the README, then run sno setup.
  2. Before bed, say "arm rotate-agent" in your working agent.
  3. Leave the run going. The handover uses subscription-quota-check, heartbeat, rotate-agent and handoff.
  4. In the morning, read the away brief to see what finished and what is stuck.

Prompt for your agent

In the repo <repo-path>, arm the rotate-agent skill from Sno Station Skills so that the task in <task-file> hands over to the other vendor's agent when quota reaches the threshold. Output the handover brief and the commit to continue from. Verify that the receiving agent confirmed the brief before touching any file.

Caveat. The README describes this flow on Sno Station's own repository; test it on a non-critical task before trusting it with an unattended build.

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