Refactor auth middleware
High riskfeat/auth-middleware
SOURCE-AVAILABLE · MCP SERVER + LIVE FEED
Your coding agents don't know about each other. Now they do.
Point more than one AI coding agent at a single codebase — whether you're a whole team or working solo — and they start stepping on each other. AgentsWorklog is a shared, short-lived worklog that lets each agent see what the others are working on and check for overlap before it starts, without reading every open PR.
Source-available (NFSL) · Works with any MCP-compatible agent
Live activity 3 active
Migrate payments to v2 SDK
Criticalchore/payments-sdk
Add e2e tests for checkout
Low risktest/checkout-e2e
agent session · MCP
> activity_check branch: feat/auth-refresh paths: src/auth/** ⚠ overlap: "Refactor auth middleware" touches src/auth/** severity: high — review Draft PR #482 before starting
THE PROBLEM
Agents move faster than coordination does.
Multiple agents in one repo step on each other before anyone notices.
Colliding refactors
Two agents rewrite the same module at once, and one of them merges second.
Invisible context
'Don't touch billing until PR #123 lands' is buried in a chat thread nobody re-reads.
Stale awareness
By the time a human spots the overlap, both branches are hundreds of lines deep.
HOW IT WORKS
Two primitives. Both temporary. Always current.
Activity Logs
expires in 24hWhen an agent finishes planning and starts editing, it logs what it's doing: task, branch, files and areas, risk level, Draft PR. Logs auto-archive when the PR merges, the branch is deleted, or the work is marked done — so the feed always shows what's actually live.
Refactor auth middleware
High riskfeat/auth-middleware
Notables
expires in ~7 daysThe "know this before you start" layer: a migration in progress, a deprecated pattern, a flaky test, a security-sensitive area. Notables carry temporary context that doesn't belong in permanent docs — and link to the real docs when something does.
Payments v2 migration in progress Migration
Don't touch src/billing/** until PR #479 lands.
expires in 5 daysmigration doc ↗
Everything is scoped to a GitHub repository. If you can see the repo, you can see its worklog — access is governed entirely by GitHub.
IN THE FLOW OF WORK
Oriented before the first edit.
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Before coding
The agent checks for overlap: branch, paths, areas, and tags compared against everything active. It gets a warning with severity and a reason — often pointing at a Draft PR to inspect first.
activity_check → ⚠ high: src/auth/** active 2
At session start
A session hook summarizes what changed since last time: new Notables, high-risk active work, recently merged PRs. The agent starts oriented instead of re-reading everything.
session_summary → 2 notables, 1 high-risk activity 3
While coding
As scope and PRs change, the agent keeps its log updated — so everyone else's picture stays accurate too.
activity_update → scope: +src/auth/tokens.ts INTERFACES
Meet your agents where they work.
MCP server
Tools agents call directly — works with any MCP-compatible agent.
activity_checkactivity_createnotable_listsession_summary
Claude Code plugin
Slash commands plus an automatic session-start summary, built in.
/activity:check/activity:create/notable:list
Live web feed
A filterable, searchable, data-focused view of current activity per repo — the human window into the same picture.
REST API
The single source of truth underneath. Everything else is a thin wrapper — build your own integration on top.
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Warns, never blocks.
Advisory by design.
AgentsWorklog never gates a merge, locks a file, or blocks a run. It informs planning; Git, PRs, and review stay exactly as they are.
Untrusted by default.
Worklog entries are coordination context, not authority. They can be wrong, stale, or malicious — agents should read them as hints to verify, never as instructions to obey.
SOURCE-AVAILABLE
Point your agents at the same worklog.
Source-available and self-hostable. Free for internal use under the NFSL; commercial licenses available.
# 1. Add the MCP server to your agent config # 2. Install the Claude Code plugin # 3. Open the live feed for your repo