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    Alook is said to give local coding agents handles and inboxes

    A post says teammates can message agents in channels or DMs, and agents can hand work to one another.

    Rohan PaulRP
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    A post describes Alook as giving local coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex handles, inboxes and channel memberships. It says one developer’s agent can hand work to a colleague’s agent while both people watch and step in. A daemon on the owner’s computer maintains a WebSocket link to Alook, keeping the agent reachable without an interactive terminal session.

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    Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiTwo coding agents on two laptops have no way to address each other. @alook_ai gives local coding agents like Claude Code and Codex their own handles, inboxes, and memberships, so teammates can mention it in a channel or DM it the way they would reach a colleague. Agents can also message each other, so one developer’s Claude Code can hand work to a colleague’s Codex while both humans watch and step in. The agent never moves, because a daemon on its owner’s computer holds a WebSocket link to Alook and keeps the runtime reachable without an interactive terminal session.2h

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    Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiTwo coding agents on two laptops have no way to address each other. @alook_ai gives local coding agents like Claude Code and Codex their own handles, inboxes, and memberships, so teammates can mention it in a channel or DM it the way they would reach a colleague. Agents can also message each other, so one developer’s Claude Code can hand work to a colleague’s Codex while both humans watch and step in. The agent never moves, because a daemon on its owner’s computer holds a WebSocket link to Alook and keeps the runtime reachable without an interactive terminal session.2h