Coordinate coding agents.

Point Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini at one shared backlog and let them build in parallel. Manager hands out prioritized, specced tickets and tracks every one to done, even overnight.

Why coordinate them in Manager?

Many agents on one backlog

Keep a single prioritized backlog and let any MCP-capable agent such as Claude Code, Codex or Gemini pick up work.

Parallel by default

Several agents build different tickets at once. Each claims its own ticket, so no two build the same thing.

Build while you sleep

Agents keep working through ready tickets while you are away; you wake up to progress and an updated board.

The workflow.

  1. Plan and spec the backlog

    Break the work into prioritized tickets with clear acceptance criteria.

    Say to your agentManager: Break the next piece of work into prioritized tasks with clear acceptance criteria.

  2. Connect your agents over MCP

    Point Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini at the Manager MCP server.

  3. Hand out tickets

    Manager assigns prioritized, fully-specced tickets with full context.

    Say to your agentManager: Assign the ready tasks to Claude Code, Codex and Gemini so each agent has its own.

  4. Build in parallel

    Agents implement several tickets at once and log progress as they go.

    Say to your agentManager: Take your next assigned task, start work and log progress as you go.

  5. Let it run overnight

    Leave ready tickets queued; agents keep building while you are away.

    Say to your agentManager: Keep working through the ready tasks until the queue is empty or you hit a blocker.

  6. Review and ship

    Approve completed work in Manager and ship, with a full record behind it.

    Say to your agentManager: Show me what the agents finished overnight and what is waiting for review.

One shared plan for many agents.

Manager hands work to your coding agents, keeps them from colliding, and tracks every ticket to done, so a fleet feels like one focused team.

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