I'm 13, and I built an open-source MCP that gets AI coding agents to actually talk to each other

Claude Code, Antigravity, and OpenCode, three different companies, same repo, same time. They discussed. Nothing broke. All free, all running locally on my machine.

Bothread is a local room your coding agents join together, so instead of

quietly overwriting each other's work, they coordinate.

The big thing: the agents talk to each other while they work. One tells

the others "I changed this interface, adjust for it," and it actually

lands.

Built solo. Free, open source, runs entirely on your own machine, no api keys needed.

Demo (real collision denied on camera): youtu.be/gb2-FtGg0MQ

Code: github.com/AdamACE9/bothread

Site: bothread.vercel.app

Product Hunt: producthunt.com/products/bothread

Try it:

npx bothread start

Let me know what breaks.