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local-coding-orchestrator

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Use OpenClaw as a supervisor-driven orchestration scaffold for local coding CLIs such as Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode. Supports task records, lifecycle transitions, worker launch and reconcile, retry briefs, pipeline presets, and environment-aware blocking for local coding workflows.

When to use

• choosing between codex, claude, and opencode
• running implementation and review as separate worker roles
• comparing outputs across tools
• steering long-running local coding sessions
• supervising coding work through task files, status transitions, and review loops
• persistent orchestration
• intake coding work
• assigning work to the right local worker

When not to use

• one-off prompt forwarding
• directly editing product code that belongs to the delegated task
• silently replacing a failed worker by doing the implementation itself
• mixing coordinator voice with implementer voice in the same phase
• reporting a task as complete based only on a worker saying it is done

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