On your machine.
Run Ribbon Field alongside your repositories, development tools, and agent clients.
- Your existing development environment
- Conversations and coordination in one place
- Your machine stays on while agents work
Bring your coding conversations into one workspace.
See what needs your attention, get notified when something changes,
and return to any thread with its context intact.
The rest has a place.
A reply can wait. A blocked deployment may need you now.
Get desktop and phone notifications when an agent finishes, encounters a problem, or needs approval. Open the alert to return to the conversation.
Inside the workspace, separate things that need you from work that can keep moving. Saved views bring the right projects together. Keep a useful conversation close, or set it aside for later.
Your agent is waiting for you.
A small signal. A clear way back.
Example notification
Give several agents work and let them exchange context, coordinate overlapping changes, and hand off files. Spend less time carrying messages between conversations.
The agent coordination skill works with Codex and Claude Code, including sessions in your terminal.
EXAMPLE / TWO AGENTS, ONE PROJECT
A clear handoff, without you relaying the messages.
Ask an agent to define an audit rubric, delegate a service to each independent agent session, and bring the findings together. Separate work, shared direction.
The same place for your agents and conversations.
Choose the machine that does the work.
Run Ribbon Field alongside your repositories, development tools, and agent clients.
Give your agents a managed virtual machine. Close your laptop and return from another device to work, questions, and results.
Ribbon Field is a workspace for coding agents. Organize conversations across projects, see what needs your attention, receive notifications, and return to work with its progress and next steps intact.
The agent coordination skill gives Codex and Claude Code sessions a way to exchange messages, declare the files they are working on, and hand work to one another. Agents can also delegate assignments to independent sessions. Scope checks help detect overlapping edits; they are not a guarantee against every possible conflict.
Yes. The coordination skill works with Codex and Claude Code terminal sessions. Use the workspace to keep track of conversations and work across projects, while agents coordinate through the shared skill.
Yes. Pair your device and enable notifications to receive alerts for finished work, failed turns, and approval requests. Open an alert to return to its conversation. Phone setup and notification delivery depend on your device and operating system.
On a managed VM, agents run on the remote machine, so closing your laptop or browser does not stop their work. With a local setup, the machine running your agents needs to remain awake. Your saved conversations let you return with the context intact.
For the developers with several agents working and a head full of projects. Find a calmer way to keep them moving.
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Run locally or choose a managed VM.