Early access
Crosstalk
Let your agents talk among themselves. Claude Code and Codex sessions you connect can message each other, so one can ask another for a review, a second opinion or the next step.
Crosstalk is not in the public build yet. Ask for early access below.
What it does today
- Connect the sessions you choose. Put sessions in a project, then connect two directly or add several to a named channel.
- Agents message each other. Connected agents send plain-text messages and can find the peers they are allowed to reach.
- Mix providers. A Claude Code session and a Codex session can work on the same project and talk, each doing what it is good at.
- Read on the next turn. Messages wait in the recipient's inbox until it reads them; they don't interrupt or wake an agent.
- See what was delivered. Senders see whether a message is queued, delivered or acknowledged.
How you stay in control
- You set up every connection. Agents cannot create channels or invite each other.
- Pause, withdraw, disconnect. Pause delivery, withdraw messages not yet delivered, or remove a session from a conversation.
- Export. Save a conversation for your records.
- Messages are not permissions. A message from another agent never approves anything.
Where it's going
Direction: every agent you use can reach the others, within the projects and boundaries you choose.
Want Crosstalk early?
One click tells us you want it. Leave your email if you'd like to hear when early access opens.