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Type /mission. Get a coordinated team of agents on the work.

Medley is a Claude Code and Codex plugin. It decomposes your prompt into a multi-agent plan and gives you a URL to watch the structure. Multi-agent beats a single model alone.

Works inside Claude Code & Codex

One prompt. A coordinated plan that delivers.

Type /mission with a prompt. Medley breaks the work into a visible plan and runs a coordinated team of agents on it — sequentially, in parallel, or overnight. Multi-agent beats a single model alone.

Your models. A whole team of them. Inside Claude Code & Codex.

Bring Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, Qwen, DeepSeek, and more into Claude Code or Codex. /mission runs a coordinated multi-agent plan on top — so you get better results than one model alone.

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Gemini
  • Grok
  • Qwen
  • DeepSeek
  • Ollama
  • Llama

Go farther. Do more.

Medley missions reach beyond a single coding session — research, outreach, docs, calendars, and the apps your work already lives in. Structure complex work Claude Code or Codex alone don’t run as a mission.

Works with popular tools like GitHub, GitLab, Slack, Discord, Notion, Linear, Jira, Confluence, Figma, Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Dropbox, Zapier, VS Code, Vercel, AWS, Supabase, Docker, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Asana, Trello, Airtable, Microsoft Teams, Stripe, Sentry, Google Cloud, HubSpot, Netlify, Cloudflare, Chrome, Obsidian, Raycast.

Lives inside Claude Code & Codex.

No separate app to babysit. Type /mission in the harness you already use — Medley decomposes the work, runs a coordinated multi-agent plan, and gives you a URL to see the structure.

Just type /mission

Invoke Medley from Claude Code or Codex with a prompt. Decomposition and multi-agent execution start from the terminal you already live in.

Many agents, one mission

A coordinated team of agents on the work — not one lonely model. Multi-agent beats a single model alone.

A URL for the structure

Open the mission board in a browser to see the same task tree, status, and handoffs you see in the terminal.

Try a /mission

Pick a use case and see exactly how Medley works.

admin — ✱ Claude Code — medley — 120×30
Claude Code v2.1.209
Opus 4.8 (1M context) · Claude Team
~/medley

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  • NVIDIA
  • Instacart
  • Amazon

SWE-Bench Pro

Better than any single model — because multi-agent wins.

Inside Claude Code or Codex, /mission coordinates a multi-agent plan. Multi-agent beats a single model alone.

  1. Medleymulti-agent88.09%
  2. Claude Fable 580.0%
  3. Claude Opus 4.869.2%
  4. GPT-5.6 Sol64.6%
  5. Gemini 3.1 Pro54.2%
  • +8.09 pts over the best available single model
  • 731 tasks · SWE-Bench Pro public set
  • Multi-agent orchestration inside Claude Code & Codex

Questions

What does /mission actually do?
You give Medley a prompt — like "get my first 10 customers." /mission turns it into a full multi-agent plan: the target, the budget, the deadline, and what to check with you first. Then it runs a coordinated team of agents on the steps.
Is Medley a replacement for Claude Code or Codex?
No. Medley is a plugin that makes them stronger. You still work in Claude Code or Codex — /mission adds multi-agent decomposition, parallel execution, and a URL to see the structure.
Why does /mission beat a single model?
Because it runs a coordinated multi-agent plan instead of one model doing everything alone. That can mean parallel agents, different models on different steps, or both — multi-agent beats a single model alone.
Does Medley act without my permission?
No. Agents run inside the guardrails you set, and Medley asks before anything sensitive — publishing, sending outbound, spending, or contacting people. You grant more autonomy at your own pace.
What does it cost?
Medley is free to use — you bring your own API keys and pay only for your own model usage. Join the waitlist for early access and we'll notify you when /mission is ready.

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Early access to multi-agent orchestration inside Claude Code and Codex — type /mission, get a coordinated team on the work, and watch the structure at a URL.

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