Elpis v0.5.0 runs checked multi-agent Codex workflows on Linux, with you choosing what each agent sees
Shown on HN Nov 3, the open-source Linux terminal and desktop harness built on Codex CLI lists every instruction file and memory with its token cost so you include or drop each one, and runs sequential, parallel, graph, recursive or voting workflows where each agent works in its own folder or Git worktree, gets checked, and a parent agent reviews the combined result before it lands. There are no macOS or Windows builds, and outside Git the folder boundaries are only instructions.