Multi-Agent Relay

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Orchestrates turn-based review loops between producer and reviewer AI agents using a single shared markdown file without manual copy-pasting.

Relay establishes a structured, turn-based review loop directly inside a shared Markdown file, enabling two Claude Code agents—one acting as the Producer who builds and another as the Reviewer who inspects and proposes changes—to collaborate seamlessly without requiring the user to copy-paste context between windows. The skill scaffolds dated tracking files, manages turn state and role-based guardrails, logs granular verification checks with git commits, and supports manual nudges, hands-free polling, or CLI-driven subprocesses. It is ideal for engineering teams and solo developers wanting rigorous, automated peer review on code implementations, architecture specs, or pull requests.

Características Principales

01Supports multiple handoff modes including manual nudges, automated polling, and CLI subprocess execution
02Integrates with documentation rubrics like phase-qa for rigorous spec and plan completeness audits
03Requires verifiable audit trails with mandatory basis verdicts, proof commands, and git commit tracking
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05Enforces turn-based execution and role separation between Producer (builder) and Reviewer (auditor)
06Scaffolds standardized, dated relay logs in relay-system/ to serve as a shared bus and decision record

Casos de Uso

01Eliminating manual copy-pasting when shuttling context, diffs, and critiques between two AI windows
02Running an independent automated code review pass across separate Claude Code sessions on the same repository
03Performing omission-diff reviews on technical specifications, roadmaps, and architecture documents