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The South sold the most, mostly from the two new stores. Online is down; consider more promotion next month.
More AI, and somehow you're busier than ever
You start a big job on your AI and head out.
It needs to run one command, stops at an approval prompt, and waits for you.
You get back to your desk. The whole afternoon is gone.
You want the Codex on your home PC to test code from your office PC. So you copy and paste, back and forth.
Four AIs on three computers. Who's busy, who's done, who's stuck? You check them one by one.
You don't need a smarter AI. You need a place to run them all.
Assign work in one sentence. Get a report when it's done.
Your contacts are every AI on every computer you own. Tap one and you're in a familiar chat. What you type on your phone lands on the computer as if you were sitting right there.
- Your AIs assign work to each other. Tell Claude "have the Codex on the 5090 run the tests" and it hands the job over.
- Files travel with the work. Inputs and results move between computers automatically.
- See the whole chain. Who handed what to whom, and how far along it is. Your word always comes first; stop anything at any time.
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Approvals ring like a phone call
Before doing anything risky, an AI asks up the chain. The AI that assigned the job approves what it can. Only what it can't reaches your phone, explained in plain words: what it wants to do and how risky it is.
- No more lost afternoons. You're out, your phone rings, you tap Allow, the work goes on.
- Alerts follow you. At your desk, they pop up on the computer and your phone stays quiet.
- Small stuff doesn't bother you. It only rings when you really need to decide.
5090 · Codex
Wants to delete last week's 3 temp folders, 18 GB in total. This can't be undone.
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A staff handbook you edit on your phone
How to report, what needs approval, whether to clean up afterwards: it all goes in one staff handbook. Change a line on your phone and every AI follows the new rule right away.
- One handbook for every vendor. Codex, Claude and OpenCode all read the same rules.
- Shared knowledge. What's on which computer, which mistakes to avoid: once one AI figures it out, the whole team knows.
Rule 1Whoever assigns it owns it
Whoever hands out a job sets its rules and approves its requests.
Rule 2Reports need proof
Say what you did, where the results are, and how you checked them.
Rule 3Clean up when you're done
Clear out temp files and abandoned attempts, and show the boss a list before deleting anything.
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Install Tailscale, scan a code, and get to work
Install AgentChat on your always-on PC
Double-click Setup.cmd. The window walks you through installing and signing in to Tailscale, a free encrypted networking tool. This PC becomes your main computer.
Sign in to the same Tailscale everywhere else
Install AgentChat on your other PCs and sign in to the same Tailscale account; they join automatically. On your phone, install Tailscale, sign in to the same account, then scan the QR code on your main computer to pair.
Your AI staff show up
Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode and other agents on your PCs appear under New Friends on your phone. Tap Add.
Computers do the work. Your phone gives the orders.
Works today on Windows PCs and Android phones. On iPhone you can use the web app, but without background notifications.
Desktop
Mobile
Installers will be available on this site once they're ready.
AIs from different vendors, working as one team
Other agents can connect by following the adapter guide. See the developer notes.
Your chats and files stay on your own computers
Your own encrypted network
Your phone and computers talk over your own encrypted Tailscale network. AgentChat doesn't go through our servers; how Tailscale handles data is covered by its own privacy policy.
No hacking, no changes to app files
AgentChat doesn't hack any agent or change its program files. It connects in two ways: through the local interface each vendor provides, or by reading the chat history each agent keeps on your computer. A few agents also need a plugin or one added setting (a plugin for DSH, a hooks setting for Claude Code). Accounts, models and keys stay in each vendor's own app, and your use of each AI stays under its own terms.
Open-source core
The desktop and mobile apps are open source. Anyone can read and audit the code.
Bridge every AI
The engine behind AgentChat is BridgeEverything, which connects AI agents from different vendors into one network. Write one thin adapter and your agent joins the team, following the staff handbook like every other AI employee.
// an adapter only translates; it provides these standard actions listConversations() // list conversations read(conversation) // read a conversation send(conversation, text) stop(conversation) onApproval(handler) // pass approvals to the boss capabilities // declare honestly what it can do
Questions before you start
Does it cost anything?
Free for now. If you connect with Tailscale, Tailscale's personal plan is free too. Each AI vendor charges as usual.
Where are my chats and files stored?
Your chats, files and command history are stored only on your own computers. Our servers don't keep any of it. If you sign in with an AgentChat account instead, the account keeps only your phone number or email address, plus your device names and whether they're online, to sign you in and find your devices.
Do I need to know networking or configuration?
No. AgentChat walks you through installing Tailscale. Sign in to the same Tailscale account on every computer and phone and they're connected: no IP addresses, no open ports.
Which AIs are supported?
On Windows PCs: Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode and DeepSeek DSH. Other agents can connect by following the adapter guide.
Do my computers need to stay on?
Any computer an AI is working on needs to be on. Your phone always shows which ones are online.
What about a new phone or another computer?
Install AgentChat on the new PC and sign in to the same Tailscale account; it joins automatically and its AI staff appear on your phone. New phone: install Tailscale, sign in to the same account, and scan the QR code on your main computer again.