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Multi-Agent Coordination System

Enable indefinite multi-agent coordination between Claude Code instances using file-based message passing, Orbit project management, and RAG++ trajectory memory—without requiring persistent context or human intermediation.

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**Version**: 1.1.0 **Created**: 2025-12-28 **Last Updated**: 2025-12-28 **Status**: PROVISIONAL → IMPLEMENTED Enable indefinite multi-agent coordination between Claude Code instances using file-based message passing, Orbit project management, and RAG++ trajectory memory—without requiring persistent context or human intermediation. **Falsifiable Success Criteria**: 1. Two Claude instances can exchange 10+ messages via file edits without human copy-paste 2. An agent resuming from context loss can reconstruct state within 3 tool calls 3. Cross-session decision continuity is maintained via ChainLink trajectories 4. Agent accomplishments are automatically logged to Orbit database - Real-time synchronous communication (we use async file polling) - Shared memory or IPC between instances (files are the only channel) - Automatic task scheduling (human orchestrates which agent runs when) - Replacing human judgment on architectural decisions Future evolution must remain compatible with: - CLAUDE.md governance principles (anticipation over prediction) - Existing Orbit database schema - RAG++ ChainLink and Ring structures - File-based message protocol (no external services required)

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