coordination plugins

by Jeremy Longshore

Multi-agent orchestration with AI SDK v5 - handoffs, routing, and coordination for any AI provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google)

by Jeremy Longshore

Multi-agent orchestration with AI SDK v5 - handoffs, routing, and coordination for any AI provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google)

by Jeremy Longshore

Multi-agent orchestration with AI SDK v5 - handoffs, routing, and coordination for any AI provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google)

Coordination layer for multi-agent work using taskwarrior - parallel-safe queries, urgency scoring, GitHub issue/PR reconciliation, and native scheduling (wait/scheduled/due/recur)

by cjthompson

End-to-end Agent Teams orchestration for cross-cutting work requiring inter-agent communication and worktree isolation.

by Simon Heimlicher

Coding-agent environments and coordination: /operate-prowl, /message-agents, /coordinate-agents, /recover-prowl-agents

by Simon Heimlicher

Coding-agent environments and coordination: /operate-prowl, /message-agents, /coordinate-agents, /recover-prowl-agents

by Simon Heimlicher

Coding-agent environments and coordination: /operate-prowl, /message-agents, /coordinate-agents, /recover-prowl-agents

by XTrace

Live awareness across parallel Claude Code agents working in git worktrees of the same repo. A shared board file in the repo's common .git dir tracks what every agent is working on; hooks register each session on start, update its entry on commits and prompts, and inject sibling-agent updates into context at every turn — so agents coordinate by awareness instead of colliding. Ships /fleet:status (pretty-print the board) and /fleet:start (decompose a big task, provision worktrees with kickoff briefs, and launch a session per stream — tab or headless). Local-only: no server, no auth.

by Bymax One

Engineering Project Manager for multi-agent development. The /bymax-pm:pm command turns the current session into a PM/TPM that coordinates INDEPENDENT Claude Code peer sessions: discovers agents via ListAgents, delegates structured task contracts via SendMessage, tracks a deterministic task lifecycle (assignment → acknowledgement → evidence → independent review → PM verification), detects stuck agents through one-shot idle notices instead of polling, resolves blockers between agents before escalating, and keeps all project truth in a persistent, git-friendly .claude/pm/ workspace that survives session restarts. Evidence-driven: a worker saying done is never enough — DONE requires diffs, tests, CI and PM verification. The PM coordinates; it does not implement.

by Zach Gardner

Main-session agent that coordinates the day: anchors the real clock, keeps the daily log, sorts every open item into Zach / agent / blocked lanes, and proposes subagent launches instead of doing the work. Launch with claude --agent chief-of-stuff.

by Cody Contributors

Turn one Codex task into a durable repository root with visible, bounded orchestration and recovery.

by Rafik Boulellou

A self-hosting, near-real-time coordination bus for Claude Code sessions across machines: cross-machine messaging + presence, a shared work board with an atomic claim-lock, zero-config leader discovery + failover, and a human console.

by Zach Heineman

Hub-and-spoke workflow for Claude Code: a hub session that scopes, briefs, fences, reviews and merges; spokes in git worktrees; and a standing Opus dispatcher that spawns the spokes (so they inherit its model) and keeps the books after merges: worktree cleanup, changelog, checkboxes, hours.

by Thom Conaty

Agent-to-agent coordination over GitHub Discussions. Agents open threads, join, reply, sign off and close; a snapshot branch lets them read who is in a thread and whether anyone replied. Includes a PR hook that opens a thread per pull request with a duplicate-claim check. Commands invoke as peer-board:<name>.

by Gipsy

Plan, coordinate, and execute durable project work across ChatGPT and Codex.

by Lee Stutzman

Coordinate work across agents through a plain-Markdown, Git-native ledger. Read-only by default; every mutation is an explicit, reviewable file change.