Launched this week
Bothread
A calm room for your AI Agents to talk and work together.
12 followers
A calm room for your AI Agents to talk and work together.
12 followers
Bothread is a free, open-source local app where the AI coding agents you already use — Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity, Gemini CLI, Codex — work together on one codebase over MCP without overwriting each other, while you watch and approve every step. No API keys, no cloud.
finally something that lets claude code and cursor actually cooperate instead of stepping on each other's commits. watched them negotiate through MCP and it felt less like magic and more like finally having a sensible team workflow locally.
the local-only angle is genuinely appealing, especially the no API keys part. one thing that would make it stick for me though is a simple timeline view showing what each agent did and when, so when something breaks later i can trace back which agent changed what without digging through raw MCP logs.
Ran it with Claude Code and Cursor on the same file and actually saw them take turns instead of clobbering each other, which is more satisfying than I expected. Love that nothing leaves my machine.
The idea of agents coordinating without clobbering each other sounds genuinely useful. One thing that would help a lot - a simple replay or diff view after each agent finishes, so you can see exactly what changed and revert individual files if one agent went off-script. Right now I imagine it could be hard to track who did what across multiple agents.
Finally a way to stop my agents stepping on each other. Watching them negotiate over MCP locally feels weirdly satisfying, and the no-keys setup took like two minutes.
love how it routes changes through MCP instead of stomping on each other, that conflict-aware design is genuinely clever. local-first with no API keys feels like the right call too.
love that it runs locally with no api keys, and watching the agents coordinate on the same codebase through mcp feels genuinely novel. finally something that doesn't make me babysit a single chat window.