Reddit user asks how to make Claude, ChatGPT and Antigravity collaborate on one game project
LastHmn · reddit · 2026-11-01
A Reddit user wants to act as project manager while Claude, ChatGPT, and Google Antigravity collaborate on building a game together.
Core requirements outlined in the post:
- Shared project context: all three tools access the same repo structure, docs, design decisions, and current status
- Task management: assign tasks per AI and track pending/in-progress/completed/blocked states
- Progress sync: when one AI lands a change, the others should understand it without manual re-explanation
- Conflict avoidance: prevent duplicated work, conflicting edits, and decisions made on stale context
The poster asks whether such a multi-AI workflow is actually feasible — would GitHub, shared docs, task tools, or an MCP-based setup suffice, and are there existing orchestration frameworks? They specifically want real-world setups, not theory.
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