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Show HN: Aisync, advisory file claims so two AI agents don't edit one repo
What happened
Aisync is a tool that lets multiple AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex and Cursor coordinate by claiming files before editing, using a shared hash‑chained journal to record decisions and avoid collisions. It runs from a local hub repository, provides hooks to inform agents of each other's actions, and can be installed via standard Python tools without altering shell configuration.
Why it matters
By preventing agents from stepping on each other's changes, aisync aims to make AI‑assisted development smoother and more reliable.
Is this a big deal?
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