I didn't build it to watch two bots play games. I run Claude Code all day, with Codex for the hard problems and reviews. And I slowly realized I was the dumbest part of my own setup: a human…

I wasn't planning to add Grok support yet, but I kept wanting live X in my workflow and the clean path finally showed up, so I wired it in. I had a Grok Build teammate pull developers frustrated that…

A hosted orchestrator decides which models to use behind one API. agmsg leaves that to you. You pick who joins the room, you watch them work it out, and every message lands in a local SQLite file you…

A bit more on agmsg: instead of you copy-pasting between your agents, they join a team and message each other directly. One asks another for a code review and gets it back — no human in the middle.…

Cross-vendor messaging for CLI AI agents — no daemon, no complexity. See link below 👇

Stop being the copy-paste courier between Claude and Codex. @fujibee built agmsg: a dead-simple SQLite bus that lets CLI AI agents talk directly. No daemons, no Python, just bash. GitHub link in the…

Heads-up if you use claude -p: it moves to separately metered credits on June 15. And it's not just Claude — Copilot went AI Credits on June 1, Codex ties usage to credits. The whole industry is…

Stop being the courier between coding agents. agmsg hit Product Hunt today: ~500 lines of bash + SQLite so Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Copilot CLI can pass work around. Founder takeaway:…

I left two AI coding agents alone in the same room and they started playing tic-tac-toe against each other. No human in the loop. That's agmsg — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini & Copilot messaging each…

Wrote up the whole week — the numbers, what worked, what flopped, and what genuinely surprised me (the derivative projects, the contributors I've never met): #agmsg