An agent collaboration engine — hand work to your agents, from anywhere.

A persistent server holds the shared collaboration state: workspaces → projects → requirements (R-N) → tasks (T-N). Workers (W-N) — machines running a coding agent against a real repo — register themselves and pick up work as sessions, each executing in its own git worktree. Humans reach the same sessions from the web UI, DingTalk, or Feishu; the name is the relay-baton metaphor: work handed from node to node.

  web UI ─┐
 DingTalk ┼──▶  server (Hono + SQLite)  ◀──SSE──  workers (baton CLI + agent)
   Feishu ┘        baton.example.com                 sessions in git worktrees

• Collaboration dimension only — specs, docs and code live in git; baton stores references, never copies content.
• Light GitHub sync — issues mirror into requirements as number + title + status + link; bodies and discussion stay on GitHub.
• Share links — every session has an unguessable /s/:token page; anyone with the link can read and write into the conversation.
• Interactive terminal — open any session in a real terminal in the browser (xterm.js over a server-bridged WebSocket); the worker runs the agent in a pty for hands-on, human-in-the-loop control alongside the headless relay — and it works for a remote worker with no inbound port, over plain https.
• Delegation — a session can list workers and open a session on any other worker by its global W-N handle (see skills/delegate).
• Self-serve channels — anyone running a worker can wire their own DingTalk/Feishu bot to it: install the bridge next to the worker, bring your own app key/secret, no central setup. The bridge is a pure API client that reuses the worker's .baton.json for the server URL, route, and auth token.

# server + web (dev)
pnpm install
pnpm --filter @baton/server db:migrate
pnpm --filter @baton/server dev        # api on :3280
pnpm --filter @baton/web dev           # SPA on :5280, proxies /api

# a worker, on any machine with a coding agent installed
npm i -g @lesscap/baton-cli
baton worker register --url <server-url> --project <id> --name <name>
baton worker run

# (optional) wire your own DingTalk/Feishu bot to this worker — run it alongside
# `baton worker run`, from the worker's dir so it reuses .baton.json for auth+route
npm i -g @lesscap/baton-feishu
FEISHU_APP_ID=<your-app-id> FEISHU_APP_SECRET=<your-secret> baton-feishu

pnpm check   # biome + typecheck + tests, all packages

MIT