What problem does it solve?
Prevents conflicting work when multiple autonomous agents operate on the same project by providing visibility into active peers, shared context, and explicit intent claims so agents do not overwrite or duplicate each other's changes.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Active peer discovery: Query and summarize which agents are active, their status, recent heartbeats, and files touched.
- Context sharing and reading: Read and summarize recent shared context entries and publish discoveries, decisions, or warnings for project-scoped visibility.
- Intent management and conflict checks: Claim, release, and inspect intents with levels (advisory, exclusive, locked) and run conflict checks on specific file paths before editing.
- Use Case: Before modifying a shared module during a multi-agent session, check peers, read recent context about the module, and claim an exclusive intent to avoid interference.
Quick Start
Check active peers and claim an exclusive intent for src/lib.rs before editing to avoid conflicts with other agents.