ConHugo Agents Flow
Open source tooling for coordinating humans and agents while they work inside Git repositories.
ConHugo Agents Flow is not product runtime code. It is development-process tooling: durable handoffs, shared working memory, anti-drift checks, and upgradeable repo-local coordination artifacts.
What It Does
- publishes durable machine-readable events between agents
- keeps repo-local coordination state under
.agents/anddocs/coordination/ - blocks commits when action-required updates are unread
- installs and upgrades managed repo artifacts
- validates installation health and version drift with
doctor
What It Is Not
- not business logic
- not application runtime
- not deployment runtime
- not customer-facing functionality
- not product telemetry
Installation
pip install conhugo-agents-flow
Basic Usage
Bootstrap a target repository:
conhugo-agents-flow install --repo-root /path/to/repo
Upgrade a target repository to the current version:
conhugo-agents-flow install --repo-root /path/to/repo --upgrade
conhugo-agents-flow doctor --repo-root /path/to/repo
Core commands:
conhugo-agents-flow publish --repo-root /path/to/repo --from codex-a --to codex-b --issue 12 --branch feat/12-x --summary "Ready for review" --action-required
conhugo-agents-flow check --repo-root /path/to/repo --agent codex-b
conhugo-agents-flow ack --repo-root /path/to/repo --agent codex-b
conhugo-agents-flow doctor --repo-root /path/to/repo
The legacy alias agent-bus is also exposed as a CLI entrypoint.
Repo Footprint
A target repository may contain a local coordination instance with:
.agents/docs/coordination/agent-bus.jsonAGENT_BUS.md.githooks/- a thin wrapper script
That footprint is process infrastructure only. It is not shipped product code.
Versioning and Upgrades
- package version comes from
src/agent_bus/__init__.py - installed repos record the current package version in
agent-bus.json doctordetects version drift and missing managed filesinstall --upgraderefreshes only managed static files and preserves live repo state like event streams and active handoffs
Current Hardening
- atomic writes for registry, acks, manifest, and generated docs
- lock files for mutating operations and ops-log writes
- managed static file inventory in the manifest
- installation health checks through
doctor - unit tests for bootstrap, publish/check/ack, upgrade behavior, doctor, and lock contention
Development
Run tests:
python -m unittest discover -s tests -v
Build artifacts:
python -m pip install build
python -m build
Release
- update
src/agent_bus/__init__.py - update
CHANGELOG.md - push a tag like
v0.1.1 - GitHub automatically creates a GitHub Release with generated notes for every
v*tag - GitHub Actions will build and validate artifacts on version tags
- manual dispatch of the publish workflow can be used for TestPyPI or PyPI when publishing is configured
See CONTRIBUTING.md for the development and release flow.
License
MIT
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