Delegatus

Delegate everything.

Delegatus lets you hand software work to AI coding agents and get it back
done. You tell an orchestrator what you want. It plans the work, starts
Claude Code, Codex and GitHub Copilot agents to do it, has other agents
review and check the result, and reports back. Turn on merging and it merges
what passes review as well. It runs on its own and stops to ask you only when
a decision is yours. You watch and steer from a board in your browser or on
your phone.

New here? The Delegatus guide takes you from installation to your first pipeline.

Why Delegatus

Delegatus runs on your own machine with your own agent accounts. What it adds:

- Every step is on record. Any agent's conversation opens as a chat, and
  one search covers all of them.
- Several accounts per engine. Add more than one Claude, Codex or Copilot
  account and switch before a usage limit stops you.
- Agents talk to each other. A Claude Code agent can message a Codex agent
  and the other way round.
- Shared memory. Claude and Codex agents can look up what either engine
  learned, and a message you send can carry the memories that fit it.
- Agents learn from their stages. A pipeline stage can leave short rules
  that the next agents of its role, its project or the machine start with.
- Telegram built in. Agents post to chats you allow through a bot, and
  read your own Telegram account through a read-only MCP server.
- Made for a team. People sign in as themselves and see the projects of
  their workspaces, and two machines can share one board.

Quick start

These steps take you from nothing to an orchestrator working on your project.

1. Install Bun 1.4 or newer:
   curl -fsSL https://bun.com/install | bash
2. Install Claude Code or Codex. The orchestrator runs on one of them.
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