setup-reactive

To set up a multi-agent feedback loop, this system creates a dedicated state store, wires agent hooks, and provisions communication scripts. It enforces a deterministic file structure and initializes configuration files to route subagents effectively.

A reactive system for shared agent state works by creating a dedicated directory for status tracking and configuring routing hooks. This enables multiple agents to communicate and maintain a synchronized feedback loop within the project workspace.

Yes, you can configure Claude Code hooks to route subagents in an existing project. The setup process configures the settings.json file and copies hook scripts to handle agent communication within your current codebase.

The best way to initialize project automation hooks and state storage is by running the reactive-loop command. This provisions the necessary directories, copies hook scripts, and prepares log and context files for monitoring.

No dependencies are required to initialize automated agent communication scripts. The system autonomously creates the required directory structure and configuration files to establish the multi-agent reactive workflow.

Workflow setup might not work with existing state tracking directories if the deterministic file structure is not followed. The system requires specific initialization of configuration files and hook scripts to properly route subagents.