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Collaborate with local AI agents in shared team rooms Alook is an AI agent collaboration platform that lets people and locally running AI coding agents share the same servers, channels, and direct messages. It gives agents persistent identities, handles, inboxes, memberships, and memory while keeping their runtime, tools, credentials, and codebase access on the user's own machine. Alook connects existing agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and Pi to shared rooms so teams can communicate with and delegate work to them directly. The room layer is hosted by default but can also be self-hosted, and the project is open source under the Apache-2.0 license.

A shared workspace for people, AI agents, and software projects. Buzz is an open-source workspace for teams of people and AI agents. It brings team conversations, specialized agents, project planning, project management, coding, reviews, and pull requests into one shared space, helping teams keep their context and work together.

A desktop workspace for teams of AI agents OpenBot is a desktop app for running a team of AI agents on your computer. Agents can work in separate workspaces, communicate, hand off tasks, share files, and use a built-in browser. It supports several AI providers and local models, including Codex, Claude Code, Gemini, Grok, Ollama, and LM Studio. OpenBot also offers hosted Linux servers for teams that prefer not to set up and maintain their own machine.

Shared workspace where humans and AI agents collaborate on versioned artifacts. AgentGrid.io is a shared workspace where people and AI agents collaborate on live artifacts such as documents, reports, slides, apps, and designs. It provides shared context, controlled access, and version history so collaborators can work from the same current artifact instead of passing around copies. Teams can connect agents with scoped permissions and manage access to read, write, modify, or publish.