Coordinate coding agents to build, review, and ship code locally
Quorus is a local, open-source coordination room for coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and opencode. You @-mention an agent to work in an isolated Git worktree, hand work to another agent for review, and publish approved changes to your repository.
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Quorus is a self-hosted, open-source multi-agent orchestration tool for software development. It gives Claude Code, Codex, and opencode-powered agents a shared local “room” where you can assign work with @-mentions, coordinate handoffs, and have agents review one another’s changes.
The core appeal is practical coordination rather than a new coding model: agents can take assigned tasks, work in separate Git worktrees, pass commits to another vendor’s agent for review, and publish changes when the workflow completes. This makes...
Handles domain-specific workflows independently with dynamic replanning.
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