hkuds/clawteam is a collaboration tool that creates multiple CLI agents such as Claude Code and Codex, bundles them into a team, and has them work together. The project is named ClawTeam, and the latest release published on GitHub is v0.2.0.
The README describes the project as "Agent Swarm Intelligence." A swarm (a group of agents moving together) is a structure that divides thinking and work and produces results together. It creates subagents with defined roles from the command line, assembles them into a team, and then coordinates task delegation, status sharing, and message passing. It uses Git worktree and tmux to isolate the working environment of each agent. The repository description puts forward that a single command leads to full automation. The language is Python, the license is MIT, and the star count is 5539.
That said, a lot of it is unverified. Since the release notes for v0.2.0 are not given, it is not clear what changed in this version. On the 0-10 scale, momentum is 1.7 and the other items have no value. The repository was created on 2026-03-17. The MIT license, the Python implementation, and the stated support for Claude Code and Codex in the README are confirmed, but the actual scope of operation can only be tested directly. It may be worth checking from small tasks, but at this stage it is too early to settle on it as a tool.