multi-agent-shogun

multi-agent-shogun

Command your AI army like a feudal warlord.

Run 10 AI coding agents in parallel — Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot, Kimi Code, OpenCode, Cursor, Antigravity — orchestrated through a samurai-inspired hierarchy with zero coordination overhead.

Talk Coding, not Vibe Coding. Speak to your phone, AI executes.

English | 日本語
📖 Sequel (Aug 2026): The author has since disbanded his own 10-agent army down to a single agent that carries his judgment. The successor project is kagemusha — it ships the forms of a *judgment loop* (corrections → principles → standing rules), not the agents. The story of the disbandment: article (JP). multi-agent-shogun itself continues to work as-is.

One Karo (manager) coordinating 7 Ashigaru (workers) + 1 Gunshi (strategist) — real session, no mock data.

Quick Start

Requirements: tmux, bash 4+, at least one of: Claude Code / Codex / Copilot / Kimi / OpenCode / Antigravity
For full install steps (incl. Windows) and the first-30-minutes walkthrough, see 🚀 Quick Start and the basic usage section below.

Type a command in the Shogun pane:
"Build a REST API for user authentication"

Shogun delegates → Karo breaks it down → 7 Ashigaru execute in parallel.
You watch the dashboard. That's it.
Want to go deeper? The rest of this README covers architecture, configuration, memory design, and multi-CLI setup.

What is this?

multi-agent-shogun is a system that runs multiple AI coding CLI instances simultaneously, orchestrating them like a feudal Japanese army. Supports Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot, Kimi Code, OpenCode, Cursor, and Antigravity.

Why use it?
- One command spawns 7 AI workers + 1 strategist executing in parallel
- Zero wait time — give your next order while tasks run in the background
- AI remembers…