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CoCo Super Intelligence

An orchestration layer that adds an expert advisory board, 227 skills and 386 commands to Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, running local, open-core panels of routed specialists that deliberate before an agent team executes the result.

CoCo Super Intelligence

CoCo Super Intelligence installs into an existing AI coding harness, such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, or any AGENTS.md-compatible tool, as a portable layer of Markdown and YAML rather than running its own model or agent loop. It adds a routed panel of named experts that debate and decide on hard calls, then an orchestrated team of agents executes the resulting decision through parallel build waves, verification gates, and phase state that survives clearing the conversation.

Its open-core release ships 227 skills and 386 commands covering areas such as security scanning, compliance, product and marketing work, and MCP integration, plus persistent, disk-based project state, an agent-monitoring dashboard, and continuous-integration wiring. The core is MIT licensed, while the Super Intelligence layer itself is proprietary and intended for the licensee's own use.

It installs in about 90 seconds through npx, runs entirely locally with no telemetry, and can be scoped to particular subsystems or adapted to a specific host harness at install time.

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