cft0808/edict

Edict (also called "Sansheng Liubu", Chinese for "Three Ministries, Six Departments") is an open-source multi-agent AI orchestration system written in Python. It lets you coordinate a team of twelve specialized AI agents that work together to complete complex tasks, modeled after the imperial bureaucratic structure of Tang Dynasty China, where each "agent" plays a role like a crown prince, a planning ministry, a review board, and specialist departments for execution. The key idea is a mandatory quality-review layer built into the system's architecture: before any plan reaches the execution stage, a dedicated review agent must approve it. If the output doesn't meet the required standard, it's sent back, not just flagged as a warning. This distinguishes it from other multi-agent frameworks where agents produce results without any quality gate. The system includes a real-time web dashboard (a visual task board styled like a Kanban board, a board that organizes tasks by status: to-do, in-progress, done), full audit trails of every decision, the ability to pause or cancel tasks mid-run, and per-agent AI model switching without restarting the whole system. The backend runs on Python's standard library with no extra dependencies; the frontend is built with React 18. You can try it instantly via Docker or install it fully if you have Python 3.10 or later and the OpenClaw platform installed.