this guy got tired of copy pasting between claude code, codex, and gemini
so he built a chat room where AI agents can literally talk to each other
you tag an agent in the chat and it reads the conversation and responds.
agents can tag each other too. the whole loop runs itself
it's completely local + free and open source which is crazy
the agents can even debate decisions, assign roles, and track jobs
Big agentchattr update just went live, github.com/bcurts/agentch…
- Session UX improvements: cleaner session proposal cards, better custom-session drafting flow, and improved session-related UI states
- Proposal flow polish: session, rule, and job proposal cards are more consistent and easier to scan
- Deletable system artifacts: more session/job/rule-generated timeline artifacts now behave properly with delete mode and cleanup flows
- Cross-channel notifications: better awareness when activity happens outside the current channel
- Update notifications: a small release pill now appears when a newer GitHub release is available
Kimi support: adds Kimi as a built-in agent option
Under the hood
- major frontend modularization of the chat monolith
CSS token and dedup pass for cleaner styling foundations
- local-only hardening for agent registration endpoints
- general cleanup and bug fixes across sessions, rules, jobs, and notifications
@indio_bns@om_patel5 Not very easily, at all... because it works via composing prompts to tell them to use MCP tools to catch up on chat - would need to figure out a way to do that in VS code which probably won't be possible, it might have to be its own VS code extension to achieve that.
@0xEvinho@om_patel5 It adds about 40 tokens to each command you send to them, and yes they do need to respond with their message as well, if you're building a landing page it's just convenience, if you're frequently running multiple thousand token outputs then it can help ensure the best results.