Ccg Workflow

CCG Workflow is an open source workflow engine that turns Claude Code into an orchestrator of several AI models. Claude stays in charge of a task while the engine dispatches specialised analysis, implementation and review work to other coding models, including Codex, Grok, Kimi Code and Antigravity, through a compiled Go bridge. A single command describes the intent, and the engine reads the project context, classifies the task by type, complexity and risk, and picks one of ten built in strategies. It is aimed at developers who want structured, multiple model collaboration on real codebases. A hook engine injects task state into every turn, so progress survives context compaction, interrupted sessions and closed terminals. Large tasks spawn Agent Teams of builder agents that each own different files to avoid conflicts. Analysis and review phases run two external models in parallel for cross validation, and code changes above 30 lines trigger security scanning, quality checks and change analysis. Plans stop for your approval before implementation begins. A variant ships inside the same package for DeepSeek Harness, adding model panels that answer one brief side by side and persistent teammates that own their own files. CCG Workflow is free and released under the MIT license, installed with a single npx command. You need your own Claude Code access and accounts or API keys for the external models it calls; the installer offers sponsor API providers as one option. Documentation is published in English and Simplified Chinese, and the project is maintained by an individual developer rather than a company.