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      Enables Codex and Claude Code to collaborate autonomously as persistent peers that research, exchange questions and challenges, jointly edit a shared versioned report or coding repository, and record disagreements and evidence. A deterministic coordinator enforces the lifecycle and a dual approval gate on an exact artifact version before exporting an immutable final result.
      1
      MIT
    • A
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      Enables evidence-gated, multi-session AI coding runs with plan-build-ship state management, coordinating Claude Code and Codex native agents.
      20 npm
      MIT
    • A
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      Enables Claude Code and OpenAI Codex to exchange messages directly within their sessions, including optional cross-review of plans, without copying between terminals.
      174 npm
      MIT
    • A
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      Lets Claude Code and Codex call each other through headless CLIs for read-only consult and review or for scoped sub-controller delegation, with a shared job ledger, closeout records, and server-enforced chain rules (no self-targeting, no re-calling a harness already on the chain, capped hop depth) so delegation loops cannot form.
      80 npm
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    • A
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      Enables two-way collaboration between Claude Code and the Codex CLI: Claude can hand off plans for execution or adversarial review, while the working agent can block to ask Claude questions, report progress or findings, and receive mid-run corrections. Supports multiple named, resumable sessions per project with configurable model, effort, and sandbox settings.
      23 npm
      MIT