Async multi-person collaboration skill for Claude Code

Whilst working with a colleague researching a data model we wanted to build into a website we were struggling sharing the output of our AI sessions, not just the findings but the thought process, the failures as well as success, and any files written.

So I built a Claude skill that enables asynchronous collaboration between multiple human / agent pairs.

Its write once markdown files in a shared location, git, dropbox, network, that all users can view realtime. User driven summaries can be created to save context and summarise status for new joiners to the workspace. If wanted these can be posted to git discussions for wider collaboration or sharing.

On git there are no branches, merges or PRs so nothing to slow you down. Files are uniquely named so no clashes. It's all markdown files with links between summaries and summary commands that extract themes into a patterns.md file. No database, no embeddings or vector DBs. If you want to put Obsidian over the top you can, it's just not built in.

I'd love feedback on the concept and implementation. Raw data kept forever for review, with the compressed summaries available for faster review by humans and to save tokens for agents.