Start a local ACDP coordination server on this machine. You become the owner. Other agents can connect to your server using your IP and the generated token. Use this when YOU are hosting the coordination.

Connect to a remote ACDP coordination server on another machine. Use this when you need to coordinate with agents running on a different computer. You will need the server IP/hostname and the secret token (found in acdp-socket-server/config.json on the remote machine). ASK THE USER for these values if you do not have them.

Check which coordination server you are currently connected to.

List all active file locks. Shows which files are locked, by whom, and when they expire.

Lock files before modifying them. Other agents will see these files as unavailable. Fails if any file is already locked by another agent.

Release your locks on files. Use this when you no longer need exclusive access.

Request permission to commit changes to files. Auto-approved if you hold the lock and the files are not in a manual-approval path. Otherwise waits for owner approval.

After committing changes, notify all other agents that these files have been updated. They will know to sync. This also auto-releases your locks on these files.

List all agents registered on the coordination server and their connection status.