Thrum
A local message bus that lets your coding agents review each other's work
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Openmsg
A shared inbox so coding agents from different vendors can message each other
If you run Claude Code beside Codex or OpenCode, this lets one hand work to the other mid-task instead of you copying context between terminals.
Openmsg is a small Node CLI that lists the coding agents running on your machine and lets them send each other messages with shared context. It delivers through each tool's own entry point: an inbox socket for Claude Code, a queue daemon for Codex, an HTTP endpoint for OpenCode, with Cursor CLI and Gemini CLI also listed. Version 0.2 adds messaging between people's agents across machines, with end-to-end encryption, fingerprint checks and a relay. It needs Node 22, has no dependencies and runs with npx.
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