Multi-agent & MemorySunday, November 1, 2026
Campfire: Governance Layer for Multi-Agent Coding Sessions
Campfire addresses the gap left by throughput-focused orchestrators (Herdr, etc.). It runs Claude Code, Codex, Goose, OpenClaw, OpenHands and others side-by-side. Risky tool calls become votes (majority, any-deny, owner-decides) with a 30-second window. Every session is a replayable JSONL protocol log. Local vector memory stores decisions and patterns per repo/session so the next session starts warm.
Why it matters
Multi-agent coding is moving from “more workers” to “trust and audit.” Campfire is an early concrete implementation of the missing governance half, and it explicitly supports OpenClaw.