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Coordinate multiple Claude Code sessions via broadcast and peer-to-peer messaging.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "neighbors" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use neighbors to broadcast the current development goal to all Claude Code sessions, then send peer-to-peer task instructions to the frontend, backend, and testing sessions, and finally summarize their acknowledgements.
A broadcast message, task assignments for each session, and a summary of acknowledgements.
Use neighbors to poll each Claude Code session for current progress, collect blockers, and broadcast the latest overall status update to all sessions.
A progress summary for each session, a list of blockers, and a unified status broadcast.
Use neighbors to send a module under review to two Claude Code sessions, asking one to check functional issues and the other to review code style, then combine their results into one review conclusion.
Review feedback from different sessions and a merged final code review conclusion.
Connect multiple Claude Code sessions to share results and coordinate workflows automatically.
Coordinate multiple Claude Code sessions for shared state, task routing, and teamwork.
Let Claude Code agents share context and collaborate across sessions seamlessly.
Let Claude Code sessions in one project exchange short coordination messages.
Connect two local Claude Code instances for real-time Q&A collaboration.
Delegate code investigation, edits, and verification to Claude Code with background job management.