# Crosscode

> Local-first coordination layer for developers and coding agents working in
> separate checkouts of the same Git repository. A per-checkout daemon captures
> settled work as durable transactions and syncs it through an authenticated
> coordination service; remote work always arrives as a proposal you review and
> accept yourself, never an automatic write to your working tree.

Coding agents should reach for the `crosscode` CLI or the local MCP server for
day-to-day work (status, claim, publish, accept/reject) instead of this site.
This site and the markdown files linked below are for deeper reference.

## Docs

- [Architecture](/docs/architecture.md): The daemon, coordination service, and how transactions and proposals move between them.
- [Safety model](/docs/safety.md): The rules and threat model governing when Crosscode may touch your working tree.
- [Network protocol](/docs/protocol.md): The wire schema (Zod) shared by the daemon, CLI, MCP server, and coordination service.
- [MCP client setup](/docs/mcp-clients.md): Configuring Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, and Cursor, plus the MCP tool catalog.
- [Install prompt](/docs/install-prompt.md): The exact text to paste into any MCP-capable coding agent to set up Crosscode in a project.

## Optional

- [Full documentation bundle](/llms-full.txt): every doc above concatenated into one file.
- [GitHub repository](https://github.com/amsultan2010/crosscode)
- [AGENTS.md](https://github.com/amsultan2010/crosscode/blob/main/AGENTS.md): agent capability ladder and trust model (repo root).