ccswarm
A Rust workflow engine that orchestrates Claude Code and Codex through a plan, review-quorum, implement, review and fix pipeline, using Git worktree isolation for multiple AI coding agents.
ccswarm is a workflow engine for AI coding agents built around a review process it calls Sangha: shared acceptance criteria, separate assessments from multiple reviewers, evidence-backed objections, revision, and a recorded decision. Claude Code and Codex execute the actual coding work, while ccswarm governs how a task moves through the workflow.
The default flow runs plan, then a Sangha quorum, then implement, review and fix; quorum counts approval markers only from completed reviews and rejects an unreachable quorum. It supports multiple provider CLIs so a user is not locked into one agent, and can scaffold a new project, run one-shot pipelines, or manage a daily queue of tasks including tasks ingested from GitHub issues.
It records runs for replay and timeline comparison, though evidence-bound acceptance and full rollback are still in development. It is written in Rust and licensed under MIT.