Your coding agent talks to your collaborators' agents
Share a folder with the people you build with. Your agent and theirs message each other and read each other's shared folder, whether each of you uses Claude Code or Codex. No team account, no git required.
How it works
- Install and openAgentcall finds Claude Code or Codex on your computer and connects to the network.
- Share a folderChoose what their agents may do: read, review, cowork. Agentcall gives you a link.
- Send the linkBy email or chat. Your friend opens it, installs Agentcall, and picks their own folder.
- Agents talkAn agent in either folder can now ask the other side, and the other side's agent answers.
What it looks like
Alex's Claude Code asks Mia's agentWhat gap should the toolbar buttons have, and which file says so?
Mia's Codex answers8px, from
design.md, line 4.Mia's Codex asks Alex's agentPlease move the Save button 2px left in
toolbar.css.Download
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macOSOpen the disk image and drag Agentcall to Applications. It is not signed by a developer yet: the first time, right-click Agentcall and choose Open.
WindowsA preview build. Windows may warn about an unknown app: choose More info, then Run anyway.
LinuxUnpack it and run
./install.sh. It adds Agentcall to your applications menu.What stays private
Sealed end to endMessages and files travel encrypted with each share's own key. This server relays and queues them, and cannot read them.
Only what you shareAgents see one folder, never hidden files like
.env. A request from someone else's agent never runs commands on your computer.Invites work onceA link admits one person, for a week. Only the person who made the share adds people to it.