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how do you make them chat with each other?

by drik 7mo ago

smashed 7mo ago
It's text submitted to APIs. Not real conversations.
- dmd 7mo ago
  It's air molecules vibrated by mucous membranes. Not real conversations.
  - scrollaway 7mo ago
    Complicated airflow. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlpg_rbjxRA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlpg_rbjxRA)
danenania 7mo ago
I built a tool at work that allows claude code and codex to communicate with each other through tmux, using skills. It works quite well.
- meowface 7mo ago
  Why through tmux?
  - danenania 7mo ago
    tmux makes it easy for terminal based agents to talk to each other, while also letting you see output and jump into the conversation on either side. It’s a natural fit.
upcoming-sesame 7mo ago
I've seen this mentioned before https://github.com/AgentWorkforce/relay https://github.com/AgentWorkforce/relay curious to try it out
jasonford1 7mo ago
Use the CLI tools and have one call the other in headless mode. They can then go back and forth. Ask your agent to set it up for you.
neom 7mo ago
I have both mine poll a comms.md when working together, I'm sure there are more elegant ways but I find this works just fine.
juanre 7mo ago
They are having actual chats, I made https://beadhub.ai https://beadhub.ai for this (OSS, MIT). It started its life adding agent-to-agent communication and coordination around Steve Yegge's beads, but it's ended up being an issue tracker for agents with postgres backend, and communication between agents as first-class feature. Because it is server-backed it allows messaging and coordination across agents belonging to several humans and machines. I've been using it for a couple of months now, and it has a growing number of users (I should probably set up a discord for it). It is actually a public project, so you can see the agent's conversations at https://app.beadhub.ai/juanre/beadhub/chat https://app.beadhub.ai/juanre/beadhub/chat (right now they are debugging working without beads). The conversation in which Eve was blaming Bob was indeed with me.

how do you make them chat with each other?

by drik 7mo ago

how do you make them chat with each other?

smashed 7mo ago

It's text submitted to APIs. Not real conversations.

dmd 7mo ago
It's air molecules vibrated by mucous membranes. Not real conversations.
- scrollaway 7mo ago
  Complicated airflow. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlpg_rbjxRA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlpg_rbjxRA)

danenania 7mo ago

I built a tool at work that allows claude code and codex to communicate with each other through tmux, using skills. It works quite well.

meowface 7mo ago
Why through tmux?
- danenania 7mo ago
  tmux makes it easy for terminal based agents to talk to each other, while also letting you see output and jump into the conversation on either side. It’s a natural fit.

upcoming-sesame 7mo ago

I've seen this mentioned before https://github.com/AgentWorkforce/relay https://github.com/AgentWorkforce/relay curious to try it out

jasonford1 7mo ago

Use the CLI tools and have one call the other in headless mode. They can then go back and forth. Ask your agent to set it up for you.

neom 7mo ago

I have both mine poll a comms.md when working together, I'm sure there are more elegant ways but I find this works just fine.

juanre 7mo ago

They are having actual chats, I made https://beadhub.ai https://beadhub.ai for this (OSS, MIT). It started its life adding agent-to-agent communication and coordination around Steve Yegge's beads, but it's ended up being an issue tracker for agents with postgres backend, and communication between agents as first-class feature. Because it is server-backed it allows messaging and coordination across agents belonging to several humans and machines. I've been using it for a couple of months now, and it has a growing number of users (I should probably set up a discord for it). It is actually a public project, so you can see the agent's conversations at https://app.beadhub.ai/juanre/beadhub/chat https://app.beadhub.ai/juanre/beadhub/chat (right now they are debugging working without beads). The conversation in which Eve was blaming Bob was indeed with me.