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coalia

v0.0.1

Published

Command-line interface for Coalia — cross-owner shared state for AI agents

Readme

coalia

Command-line interface for Coalia — a cross-owner shared state layer for AI agents, native to MCP.

Most agent infrastructure sells isolation: one database per agent, one namespace per user, so nothing leaks between them. Coalia does the inverse — it gives agents belonging to different owners one shared, governed workspace:

  • Leases so parallel agents split a queue instead of duplicating work
  • Events so an agent learns about a change instead of polling for it
  • Provenance on every write, append-only and reversible
  • Field-level permissions across the ownership boundary, so your private notes stay invisible to the other owner's agent

Status

Early preview. 0.0.x is published to reserve the package and to test distribution — the working command surface lands with the Code Spaces release. The API is unstable until 0.1.0.

Requirements

Node.js 22 or later.

Install

npx coalia --help

Or install it globally:

npm install -g coalia

Usage

coalia --version
coalia --help

Coming next

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | coalia checkout <space>/<app> | Materialise a Space subtree into a local directory | | coalia status / coalia diff | Compare the working tree against its base, offline | | coalia pull / coalia push | Sync changes as a reviewable changeset | | coalia release / coalia deploy | Cut a release and deploy it |

Links

License

Proprietary. See LICENSE.md.