✨ Key Features
🎯 Skill-based Workflows
From lite-plan (lightweight) to brainstorm (multi-role analysis)
🔄 Multi-CLI Orchestration
Gemini, Qwen, Codex, Claude - auto-select or manual
⚡ Team Architecture v2
Role-based agents with inner loop execution
🔧 Queue Scheduler
Background queue execution service
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📦 Session Lifecycle
start/resume/complete/sync workflow sessions
🖥️ Terminal Dashboard
Multi-terminal grid with execution monitor
🎨 Orchestrator Editor
Template-based workflow visual editing
💬 A2UI
Agent-to-User interactive interface
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📖 New? See Workflow Guide for complete workflow documentation.
🚀 Quick Start
Install CCW
npm install -g claude-code-workflow
ccw install -m Global
Codex Configuration (Required for .codex/skills/)
If you use Codex CLI with the .codex/skills/ workflow skills, add these required features to your ~/.codex/config.toml:
[features]
default_mode_request_user_input = true # Enable request_user_input tool for interactive confirmations
multi_agent = true # Enable multi-agent coordination (spawn_agent, wait, etc.)
multi_agent_v2 = true # Enable v4 agent API (fork_context, task_name, send_message, assign_task, list_agents)
enable_fanout = true # Enable spawn_agents_on_csv for parallel wave execution
These features are required for workflow skills to function properly. Without them, interactive confirmation gates (request_user_input), subagent orchestration, and CSV-driven parallel execution will not work.
Workflow Skills vs Commands
CCW uses two types of invocations:
| Type | Format | Examples |
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| Skills | Trigger phrase (no slash) | workflow-lite-plan, brainstorm, workflow-plan |
| Commands | Slash command | /ccw, /workflow/session:start, /issue/new |
Choose Your Workflow Skill
