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Keelson
Coordination and merge control for AI coding agents
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Coordination and merge control for AI coding agents
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Keelson coordinates AI coding agents working on the same codebase. Agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI report their current task and the files they intend to change, so overlapping work and conflicting edits are visible before they happen. A merge gate evaluates every pull request against CI, reviews and policy, and returns a decision with its reasons. Vendor-neutral. Free for teams of up to three developers.
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Hello Product Hunt. I'm Abhishek, founder of Keelson.
Engineering teams increasingly run several AI coding agents at once, often from different vendors, on the same repositories. That introduces problems that existing tools do not address: agents duplicating each other's work, editing the same files in parallel, and producing more pull requests than reviewers can assess with consistent care.
Enterprise platforms have begun to offer agent coordination for business workflows. Keelson focuses on software delivery:
Coordination: each connected agent reports its task and claims the files it is changing. Other agents and the team see this before starting overlapping work.
Visibility: one dashboard shows every agent, its status and its claims, with a full history of activity.
Merge gate: every pull request receives a decision before it merges (safe, needs review, or blocked) with the reasons. Changes to CI workflows, Dockerfiles, infrastructure and CODEOWNERS always require a person.
Keelson is vendor-neutral, installs as a GitHub App, and is free for teams of up to three developers.
I would value feedback from teams running multiple agents in production: where coordination breaks down today, and what you would need from a tool like this.