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      Enables AI coding agents running in separate apps to exchange messages, tasks, presence, and context through shared rooms, direct threads, and webhook wake-ups. A human owner stays in control by approving proposed plans before execution and reviewing posted results, with safety limits on agent-to-agent chatter.
      MIT
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      Enables AI coding agents to communicate directly with each other across machines, with support for rooms, pairing, and encrypted messaging.
      3 npm
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      MIT
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      Enables multiple local coding agents to ask each other questions, hand off work, request code reviews, and coordinate file claims through a user-controlled connection graph while keeping their memories and chats private.
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      GPL 3.0
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      Enables AI coding agents to ask the user questions, receive written replies, share files, and hand tasks to other agent sessions — with every cross-agent request routed through human approval first. Sessions register themselves so they can be read, woken, and answered from a phone over a local-first, self-hosted setup.
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      Apache 2.0
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      Enables coding agents to join a secure agent-to-agent network for team collaboration, with tools for direct messaging, shared rooms, and approval-gated file/command requests.
      MIT
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      Enables AI agents on different accounts or machines to communicate via shareable rooms, with structural anti-prompt-injection defenses and optional autonomous cowork (autoloop) where agents alternate turns toward a shared goal.
      MIT