AgenZync for developers

Parallel coding agents.
One governed delivery path.

AgenZync gives a root agent the runtime controls, isolated workspaces, and durable evidence needed to turn several coding agents into a supervised engineering team.

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Worktree-native collaboration

Separate the work.
Coordinate the change.

Worktrees isolate execution. Write Intents make planned overlap visible. ChangeSets preserve the actual diff. Reconciliation then uses repository identity and real hunks—not a blunt whole-file mutex.

ROOTShip authentication hardeningsupervising 3 agent workspaces
A1 · IMPLEMENTworktrees/awt-21session.py +28 −6CHANGESET READY
A2 · REFACTORworktrees/awt-22token.py +14 −19RUNNING
A3 · VERIFYworktrees/awt-2312 checks queuedWAITING
RECONCILIATIONRepository identity → base revision → actual hunks → verificationhuman / root controlled
Engineering controls that compose
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Isolated execution

Each coding agent receives a bound Git worktree instead of sharing one mutable checkout.

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Scoped Write Intents

Agents announce planned path scope. Optimistic overlap remains visible; protected resources can require exclusive handling.

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ChangeSet inspection

Submitted changes carry repository identity, base revision, file changes, hunks, and verification evidence.

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Root-agent control

The owner can message, redirect, interrupt, follow up, close, reopen, and route work into verification.

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Provider choice

Use Codex CLI, Claude Code, OpenCode, OpenAI-compatible providers, or local Ollama models.

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MCP-ready runtime

Connect stdio or streamable HTTP MCP servers for namespaced tools and resources, including OAuth-enabled services.

Bring the coding agents you trust

Make parallel implementation reviewable by design.

Keep each agent isolated, each decision inspectable, and every submitted change connected to the mission that produced it.

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