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AgentX - Multi-Agent Orchestration

AgentX - Multi-Agent Orchestration

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AI-powered multi-agent orchestration framework for GitHub Copilot. Coordinate PM, UX, Architect, Engineer, and Reviewer agents in a structured software development workflow.
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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AgentX — Multi-Agent Orchestration for VS Code

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AgentX brings structured multi-agent orchestration to your VS Code workspace. Coordinate AI coding assistants (GitHub Copilot, Claude, etc.) as a real software team — PM, UX Designer, Architect, Engineer, and Reviewer — each with specific roles, templates, and quality gates.

Features

🚀 One-Click Initialization

Initialize AgentX in any workspace with a single command. Defaults to Local mode — zero prompts, no GitHub required. Switch to GitHub mode when you need full team features.

Mode Default? Description
Local ✅ Yes Filesystem-based issue tracking, zero prompts
GitHub — Full features: GitHub Actions, PRs, Projects (asks for repo/project)

🤖 8 Specialized Agents

Agent Role Model
🎯 Agent X Adaptive coordinator Claude Opus 4.6
📋 Product Manager PRDs & backlog Claude Sonnet 4.5
🎨 UX Designer Wireframes & prototypes Gemini 3 Pro
🏗️ Architect ADRs & tech specs Claude Opus 4.6
🔧 Engineer Code & tests Claude Sonnet 4.5
🔍 Reviewer Code review & quality Claude Opus 4.6
🔧🔍 Auto-Fix Reviewer Review + safe fixes Claude Sonnet 4.5
⚙️ DevOps Engineer CI/CD pipelines Claude Sonnet 4.5

📊 Sidebar Views

  • Agents — All agent definitions with model, maturity, and status
  • Ready Queue — Priority-sorted unblocked work items
  • Workflows — Available TOML workflow templates (feature, epic, story, bug, spike, devops, docs)

🔧 Commands

Command Description
AgentX: Initialize Project Scaffold AgentX into your workspace
AgentX: Show Agent Status View all agents and their state
AgentX: Show Ready Queue View priority-sorted work
AgentX: Run Workflow Execute a workflow pipeline
AgentX: Check Dependencies Validate issue dependencies
AgentX: Generate Weekly Digest Create a summary digest

🔄 Two Operating Modes

  • Local Mode (default) — Filesystem-based issue tracking, no GitHub required, zero prompts
  • GitHub Mode (opt-in) — Full features: Actions, PRs, Projects V2 (asks for repo/project info)

Requirements

  • VS Code 1.85.0+
  • Git installed and available on PATH
  • PowerShell (Windows) or Bash (Linux/macOS) for CLI commands
  • GitHub CLI (gh) — optional, for GitHub mode features

Getting Started

  1. Install the extension from the VS Code Marketplace
  2. Open a workspace folder
  3. Run AgentX: Initialize Project from the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P)
  4. Select your mode (defaults to Local — no GitHub needed)
  5. Start using agents via GitHub Copilot Chat!

Quick Example

@workspace /agent-x Create an Epic for user authentication with OAuth2

AgentX will:

  1. Route to Product Manager → Create PRD
  2. Route to UX Designer → Create wireframes and HTML prototypes
  3. Route to Architect → Create ADR and tech spec
  4. Route to Engineer → Implement code and tests
  5. Route to Reviewer → Review and approve

Extension Settings

Setting Default Description
agentx.mode local Operating mode (local / github). Defaults to local (zero prompts).
agentx.autoRefresh true Auto-refresh sidebar views
agentx.shell auto Shell for CLI commands (auto / pwsh / bash)

Links

  • GitHub Repository
  • Documentation
  • Changelog
  • Report Issues

License

MIT — See LICENSE for details.

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