agi1clj/raidlock is a tool that enforces file path locks at edit time when coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini work on a single repository. The latest release on the GitHub repository is v0.2.13, and the provided FACTS do not list any item changed in this version. It is written in Python and released under the MIT license.
The tool coordinates the work of multiple agents and people on a card board, and restricts the paths that each task is allowed to modify. It therefore focuses on dividing the scope of work by file when agents fix code in parallel. A task is not accepted as soon as it is declared finished. The tests for the relevant commit must pass in an isolated environment, and the change is approved only after review by another provider, where required. Task status can be checked from the command line and the web board, and the tool can connect to execution environments such as Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini.
However, the provided information contains neither the specific change log for v0.2.13 nor measurement results showing how far the locks reduce conflicts. It is therefore difficult to judge the effectiveness or performance of this repository alone when multiple agents handle a large amount of work. Within the verifiable scope, it is a tool that combines file path restrictions with testing and cross-provider review to manage work, and its usefulness at real scale requires separate evidence.