Summary

CC-MIRROR enhances Claude Code by unlocking its hidden multi-agent capabilities, enabling advanced team-mode orchestration and custom LLM provider integration. It targets developers and power users seeking to leverage Claude Code for complex, collaborative tasks, offering a pre-configured, isolated environment for immediate productivity gains.

How It Works

The project achieves this by cloning Claude Code into isolated instances, patching the command-line interface to activate latent features like multi-agent coordination, and integrating battle-tested skills such as an orchestrator and browser automation. This approach allows users to experiment with enhanced functionality without modifying their primary Claude Code installation, while also supporting diverse LLM backends beyond Anthropic's models.

Quick Start & Requirements

The fastest setup uses npx cc-mirror quick --provider mirror --name mclaude. An interactive wizard is available via npx cc-mirror. Requirements include Node.js/npm and API keys for alternative providers like Z.ai, MiniMax, or OpenRouter. Setup is designed for speed and ease of use. Links to a contribution guide and full documentation are provided.

Highlighted Details

• Multi-Agent Orchestration: Implements a "Conductor" identity that decomposes complex requests into task graphs with dependencies, enabling parallel execution, background agent spawning, and synthesized results.
• Task Management: Offers robust CLI tools for managing project-scoped tasks, including creation, updates, status tracking, dependency visualization, and cleanup.
• Provider Flexibility: Supports Mirror Claude (recommended), Z.ai (GLM models), MiniMax, OpenRouter (100+ models), and CCRouter (local LLMs), allowing users to choose their preferred LLM backend.
• Isolated Variants: Each CC-MIRROR variant operates independently with its own configuration, sessions, and credentials, preventing conflicts with existing setups.

Maintenance & Community

Created by Numman Ali (@nummanali). A CONTRIBUTING.md file is available for development setup. No explicit community channels (like Discord/Slack) or roadmap links were found in the provided text.

Licensing & Compatibility

The project is released under the MIT License, which generally permits commercial use and integration into closed-source projects without significant restrictions.

Limitations & Caveats

Disabling the core "team mode" functionality is explicitly discouraged. The project focuses on enhancing existing Claude Code features, implying a dependency on the base tool's stability and evolution.