How to Use It Well
- Setup time ~12 minutes (npm install + run one
tsxexample) - Goal → task DAG is the core abstraction; you can inspect the DAG to debug agent drift
- GitHub stars + forks (verified): see Source & Thanks
Multi-agent systems fail when state gets fuzzy. A task DAG helps: you can see what’s planned, what ran, what failed, and what’s left. Keep tools read-only first, add write actions with explicit approvals.
FAQ
Q: Do I need MCP to use it? A: Not strictly. MCP is an integration surface; you can start locally and add MCP tools when needed.
Q: How do I debug failures? A: Treat the task DAG as your source of truth: inspect nodes, inputs/outputs, and rerun only the failing steps.
Q: Is it heavyweight? A: The README emphasizes minimal runtime dependencies; validate your own constraints and keep agents scoped.