Skep

Skep lets a master device start a live session and peers join with a join code and address. Each peer runs its own AI coding agent (the page names Claude Code, Codex, and Pi, among others) in its own repository, and work is routed between devices by an orchestrator that can split work automatically, ask for confirmation, or be turned off. Version 0.2.0 adds packaged Skills with roles, stages and checks, with a default generic skill and a featured iot-ble-feature example for coordinating a BLE feature across device, server, iOS, Android and H5 repos with a cross-stack consistency check. The page states it is installed via npm as @skepagent/skep, requires Node.js 22.12 or later, supports macOS and Linux, and is licensed Apache-2.0. The page says Skep works on the software layer in repos, that hardware and real-device testing remain with the user's team, and that each device's agent uses its own login with Skep not actively detecting or uploading provider keys or tokens.

Key features

• ip:portLive join-code sessions started with skep and joined with /join
• Orchestrator modes /orchestrate auto, confirm, off, and new, with auto as the default
• Packaged Skills with roles, stages and checks, listed with /skills and selected with /skill use
• Role binding for peers joining with --role, adjustable with /skill bind
• Staged briefs that carry the same contract for every role
• Cross-stack consistency check in the summary that names items needing a human
• Summaries that list changed files
• Split-panel TUI with /layout split, scrollback, and a browser UI via skep ui
• Team-defined skills stored in .skep/skills/ with a one-time /skill trust for project skills
• Opt-in output sharing from peers under protocol v2, with briefs up to 8000 characters

Best suited for

• Teams running AI coding agents across multiple devices or repositories
• Developers coordinating a feature that spans several repos such as device, server, and mobile or web clients
• Teams wanting shared, reusable roles and checks for agent workflows

Pricing

Not stated on the website