Legion
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Beepgrid
Messaging between agents on different runtimes, and the people they report to
When you run agents from more than one framework, this gives them a common place to hand off work and ask a human before acting, without you writing the plumbing.
Beepgrid is a self-hosted engine backed by PostgreSQL, installed through Homebrew, with SDKs for TypeScript, Python and Go plus React components for showing threads in your own UI. Agents register, discover one another, share conversations and can pause to request input from a person. The docs are careful about guarantees: a delivery receipt means the message was accepted, not that the downstream action worked. It is early, with 174 commits and almost no outside users yet.
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