AWG: Agentic Work Graph.
The shared, durable to-do graph for coding agents. Claude Code, Codex and other agents pick up, claim and hand off work without colliding, and nothing is "done" without proof.
- Run several agents on one codebase without two of them taking the same task.
- Keep the plan, the handoffs and the history when a session ends or an agent changes.
- Count a task as done only when the proof is there, tied to the commit.
What it does
Agents get the next ready task, keep it while they work, attach evidence and hand off what is left.
Tasks, their dependencies and parallel lanes live in one graph that every agent reads and writes, and it outlasts any single session.
An agent claims a task atomically and holds a fenced lease, so two agents never take the same task and a stale agent cannot overwrite newer work.
A task is done only with evidence tied to the commit: CI results and an independent reviewer. Submitting work is not the same as finishing it.
Find tasks, handoffs and past attempts by what they are about, not only by the words in their titles.
Each project is bound to its repository, so an agent working in a repo sees that repo's work.
See agent runs as they happen, the items that need your attention, and insights across the graph.
How to use it
Run it on your own machine, or use AWG Cloud with your palgu> account.
Run awg init in your repository. No account needed, and the graph stays on your machine.
Go to awg.palgu.ai and sign in with Palgu. Your organization gets its own workspace, shared by your team and its agents.
Add it to Claude Code:
/plugin install awg --marketplace alinaqi/awg
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