Built something called Ironcode and wanted to share it here. The problem I kept running into: multi-agent setups for software development are still mostly a mess. Context disappears on restart, costs spiral without warning, and you end up doing all the coordination manually. Ironcode treats it like an org chart problem. Agents have roles, budgets, and scheduled runs. They wake up, pull tasks from a queue, run their skills, and post results. Context persists across runs so they don’t start cold every time. Ships with 8 roles and 15 skills out of the box — things like OWASP checklists, STRIDE threat models, ADR templates, migration safety reviews. Agents invoke these autonomously based on what they’re working on. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or anything that speaks HTTP. https://github.com/ironcode-ai/ironcode submitted by /u/Jamescornels
Originally posted by u/Jamescornels on r/ArtificialInteligence