Default Collaboration
Codex clarifies and reviews; Antigravity implements. A timeline preserves dispatches and formal reports, which still require independent verification.
Follow the workflow
Keep coding-agent sessions, changes and collaboration receipts together. Start with Web Workspace; choose the structured Plugin when you need its contracts.
Prepare Node.js ≥18, Git and your signed-in agent CLIs. Default Collaboration uses codex and agy; no Plugin installation is required.
npx @hogancv/coordinate-agents@3.0.2 web --root "/path/to/project" --port 3000Open the printed localhost URL, check settings, create a task, and enter your request in Codex. An ordinary startup directory initializes Git and local storage without a commit; choose your project deliberately.
Permissions and evidence
Agents run with their configured local CLI permissions. Role prompts provide no sandbox or technical release gate. Antigravity defaults to automatic tool approval; choose prompt mode in settings if needed. Web tasks share the project working directory without automatic worktree isolation. DONE and APPROVED are agent reports: inspect the real changes and tests.
Closing the browser or Web server does not stop independent Session Hosts; use the explicit close controls. .agent-bus/ is local plaintext. Providers still receive data according to each CLI's configuration.
Verified 2026-10-21: source and npm latest are 3.0.2; the independently versioned Plugin is 2.4.0. A source merge does not publish npm. Check dist-tags before installing.
Official source · npm package · Machine-readable documentation index
The retained local-first coordination protocol and runtime supports durable Tasks, Agent Bus, review evidence and explicit recovery. Codex and Antigravity are reference adapters; other registered agents can use the same contracts. Start with structured onboarding, then Plugin end-to-end evidence or the reference directory.