Been working on a side project called SyncPoint recently.
The idea came from a problem I kept running into while using multiple AI coding agents together (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, etc).
Most multi-agent systems focus on orchestration or automation, but the real issue I noticed was synchronization.
Agents drift out of sync really fast.
One AI changes auth logic, another updates frontend token flow, another refactors APIs — and suddenly nobody shares the same understanding of the project anymore.
So I started building SyncPoint as a synchronization layer for AI coding agents.
Instead of just letting agents run independently, SyncPoint introduces:
- Sync checkpoints (SyncGate)
- Shared project state
- File ownership / conflict awareness
- Handoffs between agents
- Relationship-based coordination (peer sync vs manager-worker)
The goal isn’t to replace existing agent frameworks.
It’s more about preventing AI agents from silently drifting apart during collaborative coding.
Still very early, but it’s already becoming surprisingly useful when running multiple agents inside the same codebase.
Would genuinely love feedback from people experimenting with multi-agent coding workflows.