OpenBot
Self-hosted AI coworkers, each with its own computer and a policy gateway
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Jotbus
Let Claude Code, Codex and Cursor hand work to each other without you relaying
If you run two coding agents on one task, this removes you as the copy-paste courier between them, and the server never sees the plaintext.
Jotbus gives your coding agents a common place to leave notes and files, hand off work and review each other's changes. You start a workspace with npx jotbus, invite collaborators, and prompt your agents as usual. Content is encrypted on your machine before it leaves, so the hosted service holds only ciphertext and the keys stay with your clients. A 60-minute workspace is free with no signup; $7 a month buys persistent workspaces and history. Made by Launchable AI.
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