Question 1

What is MCP?

Accepted Answer

MCP servers give Claude access to external tools: Notion MCP → Read and write Notion pages. GitHub MCP → Create PRs, manage issues. Memory MCP → Persist memory across sessions.

Question 2

Why only the Karo updates dashboard.md

Accepted Answer

1. Single writer: Prevents conflicts by limiting updates to one agent. 2. Information aggregation: The Karo receives all Ashigaru reports, so it has the full picture. 3. Consistency: All updates pass through a single quality gate. 4. No interruptions: If the Shogun updated it, it could interrupt the Lord's input.

Question 3

Why Mailbox System?

Accepted Answer

Using YAML files as mailboxes provides persistence across crashes, event‑driven notification (inotifywait) with zero CPU while idle, avoids cross‑talk, simplifies debugging (open the file to see message history), serializes writes with flock, and ensures delivery even if agents restart.

Question 4

Why a hierarchy (Shogun → Karo → Ashigaru)?

Accepted Answer

1. Instant response: The Shogun delegates immediately, returning control to you. 2. Parallel execution: The Karo distributes to multiple Ashigaru simultaneously. 3. Single responsibility: Each role is clearly separated. 4. Scalability: Adding more Ashigaru doesn't break the structure. 5. Fault isolation: One Ashigaru failing doesn't affect the others. 6. Unified reporting: Only the Shogun communicates with you.

Question 5

What install.bat does automatically:

Accepted Answer

✅ Checks if WSL2 is installed (guides you if not) ✅ Checks if Ubuntu is installed (guides you if not) ✅ Shows next steps (how to run first_setup.sh).

Question 6

What shutsujin_departure.sh does:

Accepted Answer

✅ Creates tmux sessions (shogun + multiagent) ✅ Launches each agent with the CLI configured in config/settings.yaml (Claude/Codex/Copilot/Kimi/OpenCode) ✅ Auto‑loads instruction files or generated agent definitions for each CLI ✅ Resets queue files for a fresh state ✅ Starts ntfy listener for phone notifications (if configured). After running, all agents are ready to receive commands.

Question 7

Why CLI (Not API)?

Accepted Answer

CLI subscriptions flip the cost model from per‑token API pricing to a flat‑rate monthly fee. Running 8 Opus‑grade agents via the API can cost $100+/hour, while a CLI subscription is around $200/month, giving cost predictability, unlimited usage, and freedom to experiment without token anxiety.

Question 8

What is this?

Accepted Answer

multi-agent-shogun is a system that runs multiple AI coding CLI instances simultaneously, orchestrating them like a feudal Japanese army. Supports Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot, Kimi Code, OpenCode, Cursor, and Antigravity. One command spawns 7 AI workers + 1 strategist executing in parallel. AI remembers your preferences across sessions (Memory MCP). Real-time progress on a dashboard.

Question 9

Kokie są juokų priemonės tarp agentų?

Accepted Answer

Žežo koordinavimo išlaidų – Agentai kalba per YAML failus diskėje. Tik realesi API sąsaja yra įvykdyti darbą ir ne aranžuoti. Visiškai perspėtiniai – Visi agentai eino ryšiui tmux pane. Visi instrukcijos, ataskaitos ir sprendimai yra tiesi privalomas YAML failas, kad galėsime skaityti, skirtingos, ir saugoti variantus. Žemos langai. Perbokštų hierarhinė sąranka – Tuo išmokėtas Šogas → Karas → Asigaru žemės vadovybes privalumų dėl projektavimo.

Question 10

Kodėl Šogenas?

Accepted Answer

Daugumoje daugiaagentų kūrinių sąnaudos API tokenai koordinacijai. Šogenas tai neatvyksta. Jis naudoja feodalinę hierarchiją per tmux su nulinio koordinacijos viršūnėmis, leisdams 8 nepriklausomus agentus tik koordinuojamą reikšmus per API sąlygas.

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