Sonol Multi-Agent Public Release

This repository contains the public release of two Sonol skills:

• sonol-multi-agent
• sonol-agent-runtime

Both skills must be installed together. Installing only one of them can break the orchestration flow, runtime reporting, or dashboard/runtime integration.

Creator

This project is created by Source Playground.

Usage Example Video

• Sonol Multi-Agent usage example

Repository Layout

sonol-multi-agent/
sonol-agent-runtime/
README.md
README.ko.md
LICENSE.txt
LICENSE.ko.txt

Supported and Tested Environments

This public release has only been tested in the following environments:

• Codex CLI: WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux)
• Claude Code: Windows

Other environments have not been validated.

Installation

Codex CLI on WSL

Only WSL environments are currently supported and tested for Codex CLI.

1. Locate your Codex skills directory:

   mkdir -p ~/.codex/skills
   

2. Copy both skill folders into that directory so the final layout becomes:

   ~/.codex/skills/sonol-multi-agent
   ~/.codex/skills/sonol-agent-runtime
   

3. Restart Codex CLI or start a new Codex session after copying the folders.

Claude Code on Windows

Only Windows environments are currently supported and tested for Claude Code.

1. Locate your Claude Code skills directory:

   New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force "$env:USERPROFILE\.claude\skills" | Out-Null
   

2. Copy both skill folders into that directory so the final layout becomes:

   %USERPROFILE%\.claude\skills\sonol-multi-agent
   %USERPROFILE%\.claude\skills\sonol-agent-runtime
   

3. Restart Claude Code or open a new Claude Code session after copying the folders.

Notes

• This repository publishes the external public-release payload for the local Sonol client/runtime surface.
• Local SQLite state remains authoritative for orchestration state.
• The local bridge remains authoritative for dashboard and runtime access.
• Browser storage is not authoritative for orchestration state.

License

The Sonol-authored material in this repository is provided under the terms in LICENSE.txt.

Bundled third-party dependencies and their embedded notices remain under their own upstream licenses.