🚀 I just shipped stringbean — a tiny local orchestrator that runs multi-agent coding workflows using your existing CLIs (Codex, Claude, Grok, and generic tools).
No giant UI. No API-key plumbing. Just filesystem-first state, resumable runs, and inspectable run artifacts.
It now includes a local slash-style launcher (sbx) plus Codex, Grok Build, and Claude Code plugin wrappers.
Try it: github.com//stringbean #codingagents #llm #python #openai #claude #grok
1/3 I built stringbean to orchestrate multiple coding agents locally.
Use one orchestrator flow:
- planning
- advisor review
- implementation
- reviewer checks
while keeping everything saved under .stringbean/runs/.
2/3 No API keys in this layer — it shells out to existing CLIs and uses local YAML config.
Built-in roles:
- orchestrator
- advisor
- implementer
- reviewer
3/3
GitHub release notes + docs are now release-ready.
If you're curious, check the setup in the repo and run a smoke test:
stringbean init && stringbean doctor
Link: github.com//stringbean
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🌱 Open-sourced a practical alternative to monolithic agent wrappers: stringbean. Local-first, filesystem-audited, and easy to adapt to your preferred models/providers.
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