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Most two-agent coding setups either share one transcript or make you copy-paste messages between them. I wanted neither, so I built a broker. Between watches the repo, not the chats. When a diff settles, it hashes it and starts a review. The reviewer reads the real tree and writes a structured review file; the developer agent only gets a short "reflect this review" signal. They never talk directly. It won't approve a diff that changed under review, and only the human can approve merge or deploy. Stack: TypeScript, Node 22, plain JSON files under .between/ , VS Code cockpit. Free, MIT. My own project: https://github.com/ashmoonori-afk/between Would you trust a reviewer agent's approval, or do you always re-read the diff yourself?   submitted by   /u/Aggressive-Narwhal-3 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/28 10:17:40