Coordinate Agents CLI
A local web workspace with two persistent terminals: Codex sets the task and a second CLI agent writes the code.
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Broad access
Why this level
- Two CLI agents get access to the project, and the Antigravity adapter approves all actions automatically by default with no prompt.
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add cli/coordinate-agentsDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
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How we reviewBroad accessThe tool can change data, run commands or handle secrets.
- Two CLI agents get access to the project, and the Antigravity adapter approves all actions automatically by default with no prompt.
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What it does
Coordinate Agents is a local web workspace for working with two coding agents in persistent terminals. The default pair is Codex and Antigravity: Codex clarifies the task, sends requirements to Antigravity, waits for its receipt, reviews the changes and reports to the user. Custom Terminals mode picks any pair of installed CLIs, including the same one twice. Projects, task history, terminal sessions and collaboration receipts stay on the machine. The interface has a project list, a view of Git changes with review notes on diff lines, a collaboration timeline and health, and Windows and macOS notifications. It starts with one `npx` command that takes a project root and a port.
Who it is for. Developers who delegate implementation to one CLI agent and review to another without switching terminal windows.
Good fit when
- Implementation goes to Antigravity while Codex keeps reviewing the result.
- You want several projects in one window and switch without closing background sessions.
- After a terminal crash you need to restore the original Codex conversation from the saved binding.
- Notes on diff lines should go straight into the Codex task.
Not a fit when
- The agents must run in the cloud: the workspace works only on a local machine.
- You need fully automatic work without a user: tasks run in interactive terminals.
- The needed CLIs are missing: the project does not install agents.
Example request
Open the workspace for `/path/to/project` and have Antigravity implement the login form while Codex reviews the result.Limitations
Node.js 18 or newer, Git and installed agent CLIs (`codex` and `agy`) with an active login are required. The project does not install them. By default the Antigravity adapter starts with `--dangerously-skip-permissions` and approves actions automatically, and prompting is switched on in workspace settings. If the project folder is not a Git repository, startup initializes Git without a commit. Version 3 focuses on the web workspace, and docs for the old version 2.4 are kept separately.
How to disable. Stop the `npx` process and close the terminals. History and workspace data are stored locally and can be archived or cleared in settings.
FAQ
How do I start the workspace?
Run `npx @hogancv/coordinate-agents@latest web --root "/path/to/project" --port 3000` and open the printed address. Port `0` picks a free one.
Which agents are supported?
The default pair is Codex and Antigravity. Custom Terminals mode accepts any two installed CLIs.
What leaves the machine?
Projects, task history and terminals stay local, and each agent uses its own CLI login and configuration.
How do I turn on action approval?
In workspace settings choose the prompt mode for Antigravity: by default actions are approved automatically through `--dangerously-skip-permissions`.
What does Collaboration Health show?
Missing progress receipts and session problems. The attention threshold is configurable.
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README in short
The repository contains the web workspace, `bin/coordinate-agents.mjs`, agent adapters with an author guide, VitePress documentation and older 2.4 components: a Codex plugin, an MCP server and a CLI. READMEs are in English and Chinese.