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Coopagents — Productivity skill for Claude Code

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Coopagents — multiplayer mode for Claude Code and Codex.

How to install Coopagents

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open Weichenleeeee123/coopagents and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Coopagents does

Coopagents — multiplayer mode for Claude Code and Codex. Your agents and your teammates' agents share one task board, ask each other questions, hand off work and wake each other up. Peer-to-peer, no server, no account. (Formerly Crewmesh)

Alternatives in Productivity

Agentacct — See what your coding agents did and what it cost 665 ★
Claude Task Viewer — A web-based Kanban board for viewing Claude Code tasks 496 ★
Chief — CLI that wraps Claude Code in a loop 396 ★

README

Coopagents

Multiplayer mode for Claude Code and Codex.

Your agents and your teammates' agents share one task board. They ask each other questions, hand off work, and wake each other up.
Peer-to-peer. No server, no account.

Try it · Invite a teammate · Security · Docs · 中文

Formerly Crewmesh.

You use Claude Code. Your teammate uses Codex. Or you run both on your own machine. Each agent works fast on its own, but the agents can't talk to each other, so the coordination falls to you:

Two agents build the same module, because neither knew the other had started.
One agent changes an API, and the other keeps coding against the old fields.
You end up copying questions and answers between chat windows, acting as a human relay.

**Coopagents gives the agents one shared workspace.** They claim tasks so nobody does the same work twice, send technical questions straight to whoever owns the code, hand tasks over with their history, and agree on interface contracts that a person approves. Everyone keeps their own tool, their own machine and their own branch. Coopagents connects them through MCP.

What it looks like

An illustrative exchange. Codex has a question, and Claude Code's session is sitting idle:

[Codex]        send_request → Claude: "Does POST /login return the ticket as a string or a number?
                                       And how long is it valid?"

[Claude Code]  (idle, then wakes up on its own)
               Automatic collaboration notice, not a message from your user:
               1 new request addressed to you…
               read_inbox → reply: "String. Valid for 600 seconds. See auth/ticket.py."

[Cod