verbolab
v0.2.0
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Orchestrate multiple AI coding agents with human control
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Verbo
A real-time terminal overlay for orchestrating multiple Claude Code agents across your engineering team.
Install
npm install -g verbolabQuick Start
verbo # Launch TUI overlay
verbo add "task" # Add a task
verbo list # List tasks
verbo status # Quick statusOr use without installing:
npx verbolabMCP Server
Verbo exposes an MCP server that Claude Code agents connect to. Agents can claim tasks, report progress, detect file conflicts, and create subtasks — all through native MCP tools.
Relay Server (Team Sync)
npm run relay # Start relay on ws://localhost:4800
VERBO_RELAY_PORT=5000 npm run relay # Custom portCI/CD Setup
Verbo agents push frequently — multiple commits per hour is normal. If your project auto-deploys on every push (Vercel, Netlify, etc.), you'll hit build limits fast.
Recommended setup: Use a separate branch for production deploys.
- Create a
productionbranch:git checkout -b production && git push origin production - Configure your platform to only build from
production:- Vercel: Settings → General → Ignored Build Step → "Only build production"
- Netlify: Settings → Build & Deploy → Branch deploy controls → set to
productiononly
- Deploy when ready:
git checkout production && git merge master && git push origin production
This way agents work freely on master without burning your build quota.
Development
npm test # Run all tests
npm run test:watch # Watch mode
npm run build # TypeScript compileKey Bindings (TUI)
| Key | Action | |-----|--------| | n | New task | | a | Assign | | l | Launch agent | | Enter | Parallelize batch | | x | Kill agent | | t | Team view | | j/k | Navigate | | ? | Help | | Esc | Dismiss |
