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About polyphony

Polyphony is a multi-agent orchestration system that runs tasks in isolated Docker workspaces. It routes work among Claude, Codex, and Kimi using configurable rules and complexity scoring, with independent clones and branches for each task.

Key features

  1. 01Docker-isolated workspace per task
  2. 02Routing among Claude, Codex, and Kimi
  3. 03Complexity scoring across five dimensions
  4. 04GitHub Issues or local SQLite task sources
  5. 05Task lifecycle and workspace management

Use cases

  1. 01Running agent tasks in parallel isolated workspaces
  2. 02Routing tasks by type and risk
  3. 03Managing task execution through verification and landing

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/alinaqi/maggy --skill polyphony

After installing, type/polyphonyin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Polyphony — Multi-Agent Orchestration

Container-isolated workspaces for parallel agent execution. Each agent gets its own Docker container with a full git clone on its own branch. No conflicts, independent tests, clean PRs.


Architecture (6 Layers)

  1. Work Source — Tasks from GitHub Issues (gh api) or local SQLite queue
  2. Orchestrator — Supervisor loop: discover -> claim -> route -> provision -> run -> verify -> land
  3. Router — Pure function: Task x Policy -> RunSpec (5-dimension complexity scoring)
  4. Identity Broker — Resolves named credentials to volume mounts + env overlays
  5. Workspace Manager — Per-task git clone --reference, branch checkout, cleanup
  6. Worker Runtime — Docker container create/start/stop/logs lifecycle

Task Lifecycle

DISCOVERED -> CLAIMED -> ROUTED -> PROVISIONED -> RUNNING -> VERIFYING -> LANDED
                                                     |           |
                                                     v           v
                                                   FAILED --> BLOCKED
                                                     |
                                                     v
                                                   CLAIMED (retry)

Prerequisites

  • Docker or OrbStack installed and running
  • At least one agent CLI available (Claude, Codex, or Kimi)
  • CLI subscriptions configured (not API keys)

Check:

command -v docker &>/dev/null || command -v orbctl &>/dev/null

Configuration

All config lives in ~/.polyphony/:

FilePurpose
config.yamlWorkspace root, poll interval, max concurrency
identities.yamlNamed credential bundles with volume paths
agents.yamlAgent profiles (CLI commands, strengths)
routing.yamlRouting rules and fallback chains

Initialize with: polyphony init


Routing Rules

Rules are evaluated top-down; first match wins. Each rule has a match predicate and an agent target.

rules:
  - match: { task_type: docs, risk: low }
    agent: kimi
  - match: { task_type: bugfix }
    agent: codex
  - match: { risk: high }
    agent: claude
default:
  agent: claude
  fallback: [codex, kimi]

Complexity Scoring (5 Dimensions)

Each dimension scores 0-2. Total 0-10.

DimensionSource
Cyclomatic depthLOC + scope size
Fan-outNumber of callers
Security boundaryAuth/PII keywords
ConcurrencyLock/transaction keywords
Domain invariantsRisk level + task type

Routing thresholds:

  • 0-3: Delegate to Kimi solo
  • 4-6: Kimi + Codex review
  • 7-10: Claude direct

Container Isolation

Each task gets:

  • Its own Docker container from polyphony-worker:latest
  • A full git clone at /workspace (not a worktree)
  • Auth volumes mounted read-only (e.g., ~/.claude:/home/worker/.claude:ro)
  • Independent test execution
  • Its own branch for PRs

CLI Commands

polyphony init                    # Create ~/.polyphony/ with config templates
polyphony spawn "Fix auth bug"    # Create and route a task
polyphony status                  # Show task states
polyphony cleanup                 # Remove completed workspaces

Integration with Existing Skills

  • cross-agent-delegation: Uses Polyphony's complexity scoring for routing decisions
  • agent-teams: Uses Polyphony's workspace isolation instead of shared directories
  • spawn-team: Uses Polyphony's container provisioning for feature agents

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