foremerge proposes catching intent conflicts between coding agents before they become Git merge conflicts

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naw103/foremerge, created 2026-08-21 and at 87 stars by 2026-09-01, is a Rust and SQLite coordination protocol that sits above Git for multiple coding agents working the same repo, aiming to surface conflicting intent before conflicting code exists. It is tagged mcp, model-context-protocol, multi-agent and coding-agents, and is actively pushed (last push 2026-09-01). Star count is low and this is effectively single-source, but the problem it names — parallel agents silently working at cross purposes until merge time — is one nobody in the multi-agent tooling space has solved.