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RHagentDeveloper tools
4 findingsStatic scanned
Messages, rosters, task queues and locks live in Redis or Valkey, and Rhizo itself runs no background server. Assistants can carry role tags such as backend or qa and broadcast to everyone with a tag.

Rhizo

axiomantic
Free

Lets AI coding assistants on different terminals and machines message each other and share task queues.

3.4k installs/moMIT
AVagentDeveloper tools
5 findingsStatic scanned
Each task gets an isolated clone, using the rift tool for copy-on-write cloning and git worktrees as a fallback. A two-key gate needs a clean merge check and a passing compiler and test run before work reaches trunk.

Axiomantic Vine

axiomantic
Free

Gives each parallel coding agent its own copy-on-write workspace and checks its work before it merges.

1.8k installs/moMIT

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