Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’ve been building with coding agents a lot lately, usually more than one at a time, and I kept running into the same problem. The agents are getting really good. But they still mostly work alone. I might have Claude Code researching something, Codex working on another part, and OpenCode reviewing the work. They’re all working on the same thing, but each one is basically in its own little world. And I’m the one jumping between sessions trying to keep everything together 😅 That’s what led me to build Campfire 🔥 Campfire is an open source shared workspace for humans and coding agents. The goal isn’t to replace Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or whatever agent you like using. Keep using them. Campfire gives them a place to work together and share the context around the work: what we’re trying to do, what’s been decided, what we’ve learned, what’s being worked on, and what’s already happened. Basically, I wanted the agents I already use every day to feel less like a bunch of separate sessions and more like a team. Agents can work independently without working in isolation. And I can actually see what the whole group is doing instead of being the glue between every session. We’re still really early with this one, which is part of why I wanted to make it open source and get it in front of other people who are working this way. If you’re already using multiple coding agents, I’d really love to know how you’re doing it today and where things start to fall apart for you. Thanks for checking out Campfire 🔥 Sergio Boring Infra Co.

Campfire

The shared workspace for humans and coding agents

The shared workspace for humans and coding agents

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