Multi-Agent Conversation Bridge

Let different people's AI agents negotiate tasks in controlled rooms

Problem

Experiments already let agents chat with other people's agents, showing multi-agent interop is moving from toy to real need. But there is no self-serve, indie-friendly "agent lobby" that isolates each owner's context while recording the negotiation.

Solution

A lightweight agent gateway: dedicated rooms per user/team, with agents connecting via simple HTTP/WebSocket, supporting capability declarations, task negotiation, and result callbacks; every conversation is auditable and replayable, with configurable redaction before outbound messages.

Users

Indie developers running multiple AI agents, automation enthusiasts, and small AI product teams

MVP

Agent registration and capability declaration; rooms and invite codes; WebSocket-based message relay; conversation logs and replay; basic redaction rules

Revenue

Free tier plus $9–$29/month hosted rooms subscription; usage-based API billing

Why now

The number of agents per person and small team is growing fast, and cross-agent collaboration still lacks a lightweight standard; an indie developer can claim the developer experience with a minimal protocol