Comity

Coordination layer for a team's coding agents — it warns two agents heading for the same function, API or table before either writes a line, turns a spec into a shared task list, and carries context across handoffs when you log off.

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What is Comity?

Comity is the coordination layer for your team's coding agents — everyone keeps their own agent, and Comity makes them one team.

It warns two agents heading for the same function, API or table before either writes a line, turns a spec into a shared task list, and carries context across handoffs, with team decisions, autopilot and an audit trail on top.

Key features

  • Conflict detection before code — two agents heading for the same function, API or table both get warned before either writes a line
  • One shared task list for every agent — drop in a spec, GitHub issue or Notion page and Comity splits it into tasks each agent claims
  • Handoffs that keep the context — when you log off, the next agent gets the plan, the files, what was tried and what is left
  • Team decisions — settle a choice once and every agent follows it or gets warned when it does not
  • Autopilot — step away and your open session keeps taking teammates' work, with a summary when you return
  • Slack pings for needs-you moments, SSO for the team, and an audit log of everything agents did
  • Works with the agents teams already use — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, Kiro, Cline, OpenCode, Amp and more

Pros

  • Prevents merge conflicts before code is written, not after
  • Vendor-neutral — no agent switch required, it works with the agents teams already use
  • Context survives logoff — the next agent gets plan, files, tried steps and remaining work
  • Audit log of everything agents did, plus Slack pings and SSO

Cons

  • Value depends on the whole team connecting their agents — one unconnected agent can still cause conflicts

Comity at a glance

PricingFreemium
CategoryCoding & Development
Platformsweb
CompanyComity
Best forTeams running several coding agents on the same codebase who keep hitting merge conflicts
Official websitecomity.so
multi-agentcoordinationconflict detectioncoding teamshandoff

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Comity FAQs

What is Comity?

Comity is the coordination layer for your team's coding agents — everyone keeps their own agent, and Comity makes them one team.

What are the main features of Comity?

Comity offers Conflict detection before code — two agents heading for the same function, API or table both get warned before either writes a line, One shared task list for every agent — drop in a spec, GitHub issue or Notion page and Comity splits it into tasks each agent claims, Handoffs that keep the context — when you log off, the next agent gets the plan, the files, what was tried and what is left, Team decisions — settle a choice once and every agent follows it or gets warned when it does not, Autopilot — step away and your open session keeps taking teammates' work, with a summary when you return, Slack pings for needs-you moments, SSO for the team, and an audit log of everything agents did and Works with the agents teams already use — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, Kiro, Cline, OpenCode, Amp and more.

How much does Comity cost?

Comity follows a freemium model: a free tier is available, and paid plans unlock higher limits and advanced features. Check its official website for current plan prices.

What are the pros and cons of Comity?

Strengths of Comity include Prevents merge conflicts before code is written, not after; Vendor-neutral — no agent switch required, it works with the agents teams already use; Context survives logoff — the next agent gets plan, files, tried steps and remaining work. On the downside, Value depends on the whole team connecting their agents — one unconnected agent can still cause conflicts.