Turn agent activity
into reviewable work.
Six guides for engineering teams coordinating Claude Code, Codex and other AI agents. Each explains the decisions, handoffs and checks that make the workflow useful.
A clear way to put agents to work.
Start with a small outcome, the right context and a review you can trust.
Parallel development
Start with independent outcomes. Share the constraints. Review the combined change before it ships.
Read the workflowShared context
Curate a small, relevant starting point. Keep decisions connected. Update the context when the work changes.
Read the workflowHuman review
Define the checks before work starts. Inspect the result. Keep the release decision separate from the implementation report.
Read the workflowClaude Code from your phone
Choose the route by where the code must run. Keep the computer on for local sessions. Approve consequential steps where you can see the evidence.
Read the workflowCodex and Claude Code
Write one brief with checks. Give both agents the same instructions. Compare the reviewed results, not the first answer.
Read the workflowOrchestration tools
Keep each session’s changes separate. Start with what Claude Code includes. Add a tool when you need to see, steer or share many sessions.
Read the workflowStart with one real piece of work.
Choose an outcome your team can inspect. Define what success looks like, keep the relevant context close, and review the result before adding more concurrency. The examples in these guides are illustrative; they are not performance benchmarks or promises about your installation.
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