The latest release of celador/weft is wcp-v0. No information is provided about what changed in the release. The project is a Cloudflare-based implementation of the Weft Coordination Protocol (WCP), which coordinates the edits of multiple coding agents in real time, along with a set of adapters. WCP is a communication protocol that does not depend on the harness running the agents. It is an open-source project from Atelier (elier.ai), written in TypeScript and using the MIT license.
According to the README, agents submit their edits through tool calls. A per-repository sequencer validates submissions based on the changes accepted since each agent's reference point. Humans can join the same event flow to approve changes, pause, send messages, roll back, and verify evidence. So the project covers not only agent-to-agent collaboration but also coordination with human intervention.
That said, WCP v0.1 is a draft, and the project is at the research/demo implementation stage. No performance figures or real-world deployment cases are provided. The Momentum score is 2.2, and no other evaluation scores are given. It is therefore more reasonable to view it for now as an early implementation for examining coordination approaches, and there is insufficient basis to judge it as production infrastructure with proven stability.