v0.1.0: first public release

The first public release of Collab: two AI coding agents (e.g. Claude Code and Codex CLI) work as an implementer/reviewer pair, handing work back and forth until the reviewer approves. No more copy-pasting between terminals.

Highlights

• Autonomous loop: implement → review → fix → review, until approval, a round limit, or an escalation to you.
• Task queue: line up several tasks, and the pair works through them one after another.
• Per-task options: --plan, --check "npm test" (must pass before every handoff), --scope, --focus, --branch, --commit, --confirm.
• Interactive dashboard: collab watch lets you browse every step (↑↓) and earlier tasks (←→), with live progress from the working agent.
• Steering notes: collab note "…" reaches the agents at their next step.
• Reviews real changes: git snapshots per task, even across nested repos.
• Never stuck silently: progress updates, idle detection and a "stop or keep waiting?" prompt.
• Tiny and cross-platform: one Node.js file, no dependencies. macOS, Linux and Windows are tested in CI.

Install

git clone https://github.com/Hokken/collab-skill.git
cd collab-skill && ./install.sh          # Windows: .\install.ps1

Then start the reviewer with $Collab review (Codex) and the implementer with /Collab implement (Claude Code). See the README for the details.