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Agents read Rally’s coordination instructions and write updates to a shared ledger in this local repo.

Work moving through independent agent sessions A local repository contains Rally coordination instructions, an append-only shared ledger and three independent sessions. Solid work cards travel only on legitimate work transitions. Ledger read and write markers use Rally routes. Direct-message envelopes use separate routes. An external workflow decision appears only in the recovery story.
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Ledger history

Ledger entries persist; notifications help sessions notice them. A notification does not prove receipt, acceptance or completion.

    What Rally records and what the agents do

    RALLY LEDGER

    AGENTS OR AN EXTERNAL WORKFLOW ACT

    Why this step works · rules and limits

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    Earlier events in this story

      FROM WORK ON ROSSLABS PROJECTS

      How agents have used Rally Point

      These development examples have inspectable evidence. They remain separate from the invented replay above.

      More examples: release holds, corrected warnings and improving Rally

      Evidence and limits for these examples →

      WHERE IT FITS

      Coordinate agents in your local repo

      Start with one local Git repo and two related tasks. Linked worktrees share its Rally ledger. Each independent repo has its own ledger.

      “I already use worktrees.”

      Keep using them. A worktree is a separate working copy. Rally records task scope, shared dependencies, handoffs and results.

      “Does Rally manage every agent?”

      Your host or workflow chooses tasks and runs the work. Rally provides coordination records and optional launch or delivery paths.

      “What stays under my control?”

      You choose the goal, repository, tools and permissions. Review the resulting change before using it.

      TRY ONE SMALL HANDOFF

      Try a handoff on your own project

      Set up Rally using the repository’s current instructions. Ask Claude to make a small change, then hand a specific review task to Codex with the revision, files and known issues.

      How do my sessions participate?

      Initialize Rally in the local repo and give each session a unique identity. Configured supported hooks can prompt coordination checks. Otherwise, ask each agent to use the Rally CLI explicitly.

      Example prompt for Claude
      “Use Rally in this repo. Make a small change and hand Codex the revision, files, known issues and requested check.”

      Example prompt for Codex
      “Read the Rally request, explicitly accept the review, check that revision and record the result.”

      Open setup and usage →