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@FORIFOR FORIFOR released this 12 Sep 07:33
· 153 commits to main since this release

Agent Team v0.1.0 — an open-source AI team that ships real work, with a conversation you can follow

One request → Master plans → Researcher / Builder / Reviewer actually work → you get artifacts plus the real bot-to-bot messages, a timeline, and verification bound to each artifact revision.

Site + narrated intro (EN/JA): https://forifor.github.io/Multibot/

Real run (2026-09-13)

Through the local Claude Code CLI, no API key. Model reported by the provider: claude-opus-5. Request: Japanese launch page + 3 social-post drafts, stop before publishing.

  • Deliverables: index.html, posts.md, HANDOFF.md, final-report.md
  • 10 programmatic checks pass · reviewer 6/6 pass · 2 delivered messages · 39 model turns · $1.66 list-price · 18 min 37 s · completed
  • Unedited artifacts and the 77-event JSONL log: docs/evidence/run4-* (earlier runs 1–3 included; run 1 exposed a reviewer bug, now fixed)

What's in this release

  • Append-only event store (SQLite WAL, per-run seq, redaction) with chat / timeline / report as projections
  • Real message delivery between bots (send_message → mailbox → message.sent); questions wake the other bot to answer
  • Immutable, SHA-256 artifact revisions; checks and review verdicts bound to a revision; review → revise → re-review loop
  • Runtime-enforced limits: tool scope, write scope, budget reservation, approvals (hash + nonce), cancel / resume / fork
  • Per-bot connection, model, effort and lockable system prompt; configured vs provider-reported model both recorded
  • Providers: claude_cli (local Claude Code, no key), Claude API (official SDK), OpenAI-compatible chat, Ollama; real capability probe before a run can start
  • macOS seatbelt sandbox for builder commands; SSRF-guarded web fetch; sandboxed HTML preview
  • React UI (request · run · settings), REST + SSE, CLI

39 deterministic tests pass. MIT. Design notes and references in docs/blueprint/.