Umadev

umadev

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umadev is **a coding agent that works like a real dev team**. It drives one of five first-class AI coding CLIs you already have — Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Grok Build, or Kimi Code — and owns no model endpoint of its own: the model your selected base is connected to is the brain.

What you get is **role-based team orchestration** over that borrowed brain. For work whose depth warrants it, bounded sessions take product, architecture, UI/UX, frontend, backend, QA, security, and DevOps assignments; a small edit stays a small edit. These roles are not independent people and their verdicts are advisory. UmaDev owns the plan and deterministic acceptance floor, produces depth-appropriate artifacts/evidence, and reports failed or incomplete work honestly rather than promising that every request becomes shippable software.

A ninth seat, the **coordinator**, routes the request, owns a visible plan for deliberate work, schedules the selected roles, evaluates gates, and leaves the audit trail. It doesn't generate code; the base CLI does. Roles exchange bounded blackboard artifacts and structured verdicts rather than free-form cross-talk.

It's a single Rust binary. npm is just the delivery shell.

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Table of Contents

• Install
• Quickstart
• Project Origin
• [What Problem It Solves](#what-pro