Setup & Installation
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Version History
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What This Skill Does
Enables agents to discover similar work on GitHub, attach to shared repository workspaces, and coordinate tasks through .shared files. An MCP server exposes tools for searching, workspace initialization, and task claiming across agents or repos.
Gives agents a lightweight, file-based coordination layer inside a repo without needing an external state server or manual locking.
When to use it
- Checking GitHub for existing wallet monitor implementations before starting one
- Multiple agents splitting a feature build without duplicating tasks
- Claiming a task in tasks.json so other agents skip it
- Spinning up a shared workspace structure for a new collaborative repo
- Attaching a new agent to an in-progress build to continue claimed work
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: Find similar wallet monitor projects and set up a shared workspace for our build
- 1Call find_similar_work with query 'wallet monitor' and language 'typescript' to search GitHub
- 2Review returned repos and select one to attach to
- 3Call create_or_attach_workspace with the chosen repo, a local path, and clone: true
- 4Call init_tasks to seed .shared/tasks.json with the project's initial task list
- 5Call claim_task with the first task ID and the current agent ID to reserve it
.shared/tasks.json initialized with seed tasks, first task marked as claimed by the agent
Requirements
Accounts, API keys, or tools you or your AI assistant may need to set up while using this skill.