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## Why construct?

- **tmux for agent fleets** — manage Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Muse,
Antigravity, Grok, and smith sessions from your terminal — or let an agent
coordinate them.
SSH-friendly, single Rust binary.
Antigravity, Grok, and smith sessions from your terminal. Sessions live in
the daemon, not your terminal: SSH drops, laptop sleeps — agents keep
working, and you reattach exactly where you left off, scrollback and all.
Single Rust binary.
- **Lineage** — sessions branch like ideas do: fork one when you want a
parallel attempt (new idea, side quest, or a long shot) — even a
cross-harness fork — and merge the results back.
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<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/construct-worlds/construct/90d02bd2c1e6108eaa5c763bde9e2d78f8786691/demos/program.gif" alt="construct playbook demo" width="70%">
- **Agent-to-agent orchestration** — let your Codex and Claude Code sessions
talk to each other: one agent can hand a task to another, check how it's
going, and pick up the results.
going, and pick up the results. Every session gets construct's MCP tools,
so any harness can spawn subagents, send them input, and read their output
— no glue code.
- **ACP (Agent Client Protocol) server** — point Agent Client Protocol clients at
`construct acp` to create, load, resume, prompt, cancel, and close construct
daemon sessions through the same installed binary.
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