‘office’ puts multiple AI coding agents under human control
‘office’ is a Deno for running several , such as Claude Code or Codex, on one codebase without letting the workspace become messy. Each agent works inside its own , so agents can handle separate tasks without directly stepping on each other’s files. Agents pick up tickets, leave comments about their work, and then exit when their job is done.
The important state is owned by a central daemon, not by the agents themselves. That daemon controls the order of work, keeps state consistent, and sends all merges through one queue so changes land one at a time. A human takes the director role, while a steward agent helps with oversight.
The tool also includes a local styled like a virtual office, plus a detailed log ledger so actions and changes can be reviewed later.
Key points
- The workflow coordinates multiple Claude Code or Codex agents on one repository.
- Each agent works in a separate to reduce file conflicts and workspace confusion.
- A central daemon owns the state and sends merges through a serial queue.
- A human director keeps final control, with a steward agent helping with oversight.
- A local and log ledger make agent activity easier to inspect later.