Enables coding agents on the same machine to discover each other as named peers and exchange messages across sessions, bridging MCP-based clients and Claude Code without a daemon.
Enables live Claude Code and Codex sessions on the same machine to send each other text messages directly. It provides peer discovery, message sending, and a shared message log through MCP tools.
Exposes the Claude Code sessions on a Mac over a tunneled MCP endpoint so any MCP client can list and inspect them, send confirm-gated follow-ups, and launch, resume, or stop sessions while getting status and proof back. Mutating tools are registered only when the operator enables send, launch, or delivery permissions.
Enables multiple coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) to discover each other's sessions, search transcripts, ask questions, and handoff tasks through a shared MCP server.
Lets a Codex session launch, bind to, and drive its own dedicated Claude Code session running in a cmux terminal surface, over the cmux socket via an MCP bridge. Provides session discovery, keyed and idempotent message delivery with transcript-verified acceptance, waiting/observation, compaction, and lease- and permission-guarded control of the bound session.