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* Move the apps to the root dir * Update all references from sdk/apps/ to apps/ * Update dependencies * Install bun types * Fix types * Fix types * Fix linter * Ingore apps from vscode * Fix security warning * Fix windows install * Enable windows dev mode * Revert "Enable windows dev mode" This reverts commita46c99282e. * Revert "Ingore apps from vscode" This reverts commit47f7b265d2. * Revert "Fix windows install" This reverts commit1dabba1556. * update the repo root * fix root dir * fix path * fix other path * Fix unrelated changes * fix: address apps move follow-up blockers (#11228) * fix: update root app command paths * fix: include moved apps in root checks * fix: clean up moved app path references --------- Co-authored-by: Saoud Rizwan <7799382+saoudrizwan@users.noreply.github.com>
Multi-Agent War Room
A web app that spawns four specialist agents in parallel, streams their responses to the browser in real time via SSE, then feeds their findings into a synthesizer agent that produces a unified decision brief.
Getting started
Install dependencies:
bun install
bun run build:sdk
Set an API key:
export CLINE_API_KEY="cline_..."
Run:
bun dev
Open http://localhost:3456 in your browser, enter a mission, and watch the agents work.
What it does
- You enter a mission in the browser
- The server spawns four
Agentinstances in parallel viaPromise.all:- Architect (system design)
- Security Analyst (audit)
- Pragmatist (product)
- Skeptic (red team)
- Each agent streams
assistant-text-deltaevents to the browser via SSE, rendered in its own card - Once all specialists finish, a synthesizer agent combines their findings into a unified decision brief, also streamed live
Concepts demonstrated
- Running multiple
Agentinstances concurrently withPromise.all - Per-agent
subscribe()for independent event streams - Server-Sent Events (SSE) to stream agent output to a browser
- Agent composition: feeding one agent's output as input to another
- Inline HTML frontend served from the same Node.js server (single file, no build step)
Notes
For a simpler starting point, see quickstart. For custom tools and structured workflows, see code-review-bot.
