Crime Team: Multi-Agent Orchestrator for OpenClaw — Parallel Code Review with Coder Agent

Crime Team v0.1.0 is a multi-agent orchestrator built on top of OpenClaw. You give it one task; a Producer agent plans it, dispatches specialist agents in parallel, then integrates all replies into one answer. Every agent turn is an OpenClaw agent subprocess — OpenClaw owns auth, models, and sandbox; Crime Team just drives the team.

How it works

Define a roster of specialist agents, each with its own system prompt (e.g., architect, security, perf) and per-agent model + thinking level. The Producer merges their findings. A Coder agent (--use-coder) takes the integrated audit and actually edits the files. A re-audit loop (--loop N) applies changes, re-audits, repeats, and stops early on AUDIT CLEAN.

Key features

• Per-agent system prompts — build a roster of specialists, each with its own expert persona.
• Per-agent model + thinking level — spend tokens where they matter, go cheap where they don't.
• Parallel dispatch — specialists run concurrently, then the Producer merges findings.
• Coder agent (--use-coder) — applies changes instead of just talking.
• Re-audit loop (--loop N) — iterative fix until clean.
• Projects as 'groups' — each project gets its own Producer + roster, so teams don't bleed into each other.
• Desktop GUI (Tauri/Windows) — scan a project and it proposes a team; edit rosters, run tasks, browse run history.
• Smart-dispatch — let the Producer pick who's relevant instead of fanning out to everyone.

Get it

CLI if you want scriptable, GUI if you don't. MIT licensed. Repo + Windows installer: github.com/fortisq/crime_team