Agent-Talk Enables Multi-Agent Communication
xhluca · x · 2026-07-16
A tool called agent-talk allows two agents running on different terminals, servers, or even developed by different people to communicate.
It also supports group chat, enabling multiple agents to talk to each other; the project is based on retalk and licensed under MIT. The author's example: one agent handles datasets, another handles training, and after discovering a data leak, they negotiate a clean data version directly.
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