Overview
Kore is a coordination system for multi-agent coding environments. When multiple AI agents work on the same codebase, they can step on each other’s changes. Kore solves this by providing a lightweight coordination layer where agents can discover each other, lock files, and get notified when files change.
Core Features
- File Locking: Agents can lock files they’re editing; others wait or get notified on release
- Agent Discovery: Broadcasting system lets agents know who else is working
- Change Notifications: Real-time alerts when a file has been modified by another agent
- Conflict Prevention: Coordination before writes, not reconciliation after
Architecture
Built in Rust for low-latency coordination, with TypeScript bindings for easy integration into existing AI agent tooling. The lock server runs as a lightweight daemon, and agents communicate via a simple protocol.
Motivation
Standard multi-agent setups have no awareness of concurrent file operations. Kore was built to enable safe parallel agent workflows without merge conflicts or corrupted state.
Last updated on July 8, 2026 at 8:07 AM UTC+7. See Changelog