Polyphonic beta unites Claude Code, Codex and other agents in one shared-memory home

Developer Riley Ralmuto released a free Mac beta of Polyphonic (first 100 invites) that brings Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, Grok, Hermes and OpenClaw into one interface with shared projects, memory and session history, addressing the pain of agents scattered across six terminals with no awareness of each other. The author says the memory and encrypted-identity systems are still early-stage.

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Developers increasingly run multiple coding agents in parallel, but they stay isolated with no shared context. Polyphonic upgrades multi-agent work from parallel terminals to a shared-memory collaborative environment, and its rooms-plus-private-spaces design and thinking on cryptographic provenance probe the direction of long-term agent memory and personalized workspaces.

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