Multi-Agent Interop Hub
Let Claude Code, Codex, Grok, and other AI agents wake each other up and relay tasks—users talk to just one agent
- Problem
- Users run cloud Claude, Codex, and Grok Bot simultaneously but act as a human relay, manually asking Grok to organize things for Claude. There's no simple way for different agents to know about and wake each other.
- Solution
- A lightweight Hub where users set up a public relay via VPS, Cloudflare, or Tailscale and connect their current session. A Mac/Windows GUI manages connections, and one agent can invoke another to get work done, enabling cross-agent task handoff.
- Users
- Developers and AI automation enthusiasts who heavily use multiple AI coding/chat agents
- MVP
- Hub server and desktop client; support at least two major agents connecting and invoking each other; one-line install script; visual management UI
- Revenue
- Open-source core + hosted service subscription (no self-hosting), or usage-based billing
- Why now
- Multi-agent workflows are becoming part of development, but interop is primitive; a solo dev can ship a lightweight middleware layer quickly