Quorus puts your AI agents in a group chat. You message Claude Code, Codex and other models like a team, and they wake up, split the work, review each other's code and push to your repo. Each agent fixes in its own git worktree so they do not collide, and it works over MCP and CLI under MIT.
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Describe a bug once and let the agents split and implement the fix.
Have one model review and approve another model's patch before it lands.
Let each agent work in its own git worktree so changes do not conflict.
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