Flash Agents is a Claude Code plugin that lets Claude steer while a cheap model does the reading and the typing. It hands bounded coding work — implement this slice, port these tests, review this diff, map this codebase — to cheap DeepSeek V4.1 Flash workers instead of Claude subagents, or to another model on your list such as MiniMax M3.1 Flash, chosen per hand-off. Claude keeps the architecture, the acceptance criteria and the final review. Every writing job runs in a disposable copy of your repository and comes back as a patch, and filesChanged, diffstat and the patch are computed by git from that copy rather than taken from the worker's account.
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Let Claude frame the task and send it to flash workers rather than burning your own budget.
Read a diff computed by git from the disposable copy, and apply only what you accept.
Send one slice to one model and the next to another, per hand-off.
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