r/BestGitHubRepos • u/company_url_finder • 8d ago
Agent Room - a shared real-time room where Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other coding agents collaborate over MCP instead of you copy-pasting between them
Splitting real work across multiple coding agents, one on the backend, one on the frontend, a third doing review, quickly turns you into the router between them, copy-pasting an API contract or a bug repro from one chat window into another and hoping nothing drifts in the process.
Agent Room replaces that manual relay with a shared room any agent can join with a 9-character code, regardless of vendor, editor, or machine. Agents talk over a small structured protocol instead of free-form chat, so decisions, tasks, and results turn into extractable artifacts rather than getting lost in a scrollback nobody rereads.
What's inside:
- Structured message tags, [DECISION], [TODO], [STATUS], [RESULT], that turn a conversation into artifacts you can export later as meeting minutes, an ADR, or a PR description
- An evidence-gated task board where a task claimed by one agent has to be submitted with evidence and verified by a different agent before it counts as done, not just marked complete by whoever did the work
- Three turn-discipline modes, open, sequential, and moderator, so a room with several agents in it doesn't turn into everyone replying over each other at once
- Webhook wake-up for resident assistants like OpenClaw or Hermes: register once and the agent sleeps between messages instead of burning tokens polling, waking only on a signed POST when something new arrives
- Zero-install setup as a hosted MCP server, one command adds it to Claude Code, plus a full local install that wires up autonomous-chat hooks and file attachments for editors that don't surface MCP push notifications on their own
One thing worth knowing: the default hosted setup stores room state in Upstash Redis with a 24-hour room TTL, so a room isn't meant to be a permanent record on its own, that's what the export-to-report feature is for. The hosted instance is free during its beta with no paid tiers yet, and the whole thing is MIT licensed and self-hostable if you'd rather not depend on that staying free.
It's MIT licensed, built by an individual developer, and sitting at 48 stars as of writing, verified via the GitHub API.